[…] WordPress pages, you get to decide how “deep” the course goes). Rather, the focus is on the access permission tags, and whether you want to release all course content at once, or “drip” it out slowly over time. With this in mind, you’ll be moving your courses into one of […]

In this article, we’re going to set up Module Release Notification Emails. These emails notify users’ that a dripped module of your course is now available. Why We Recommend an SMTP Plugin WordPress emails may land in the SPAM folder. To get the best email deliverability we recommend installing and […]

[…] start the course on a specific date instead of based on when they purchase. In this case, you will want to turn off the “drip release” inside AccessAlly and use your CRM’s automation functionality to release each module. So your modules may look like this: Drip Automation Setup Inside Your […]

[…] your course pages and set up the Offer to sell it, it’s time to head into your CRM to create the corresponding automation that will release the course to your clients. You can fully automate a dripped release for a paid course in ConvertKit. This format will automatically release each […]

When using AccessAlly Managed Contacts you can use the Module Release Timer to determine the number of days a user has access to an offering on your site. You’ll then apply a new module release tag to remove access after your desired timeline has been reached. Example: Upon purchase of […]

[…] automation is optional if you’re using AccessAlly’s order forms and drip automation, but it is a great way to control exactly when new content is released and to send emails at the same time. It’s also necessary if you are using a 3rd party shopping cart, like ThriveCart, SamCart, WooCommerce, […]

[…] Important! When using this option you’ll also need a single page objective list for each module of your course it takes BOTH objective types to release a bonus course. Front end example (what the user sees) Back end example (what the site admin sees) IMPORTANT: Page / Post objectives always […]

[…] automation is optional if you’re using AccessAlly’s order forms and drip automation, but it is a great way to control exactly when new content is released and to send emails at the same time. It’s also necessary if you are using a 3rd party shopping cart, like Infusionsoft order forms, […]

[…] each page and the lesson content is placed into WordPress tabs. Goal Lesson content displayed in tabs with progress tracking over all modules in your course. Tip: Tabs are created in your page builder. If you are using the AccessAlly Theme try the free Spectra plugin which gives you the […]

[…] existing course and membership content into AccessAlly Offerings. This article is intended for AccessAlly users with sites that were created before the offering feature was released. Contact us if you’re not sure if following the steps in this article is right for you. Watch the Video on Moving to AccessAlly […]