[…] like to convert each LearnDash Course, using the following options: Stage-Release Course – this type of course is drip-fed, and can be released over time. Standalone Course – this type of course is not drip-fed, but is released as an entire course, all at once. Convert to Regular WordPress Pages (Advanced) […]

[…] of Course You’ll Convert to in AccessAlly Under “Conversion Option”, you can choose how you’d like to convert each Zippy Course, using the following options: Standalone Course – this course type is instantly released. Stage-Release Course – this course type has dripped content (released over time.) Convert to Regular WordPress Pages […]

[…] 10. Create the Refund/Revoke Access Sequence (optional) Important: The revoke sequence is only used for clients who can requested a refund / cancellation for the standalone course. It will negate the course access permission, so please use it with caution. At the end of the automation (right before END OF AUTOMATION), […]

[…] The Standalone Model Would you prefer to give access to all course content at once, with no restrictions? If so, this is known as a Standalone Course Model. If going this route, you’ll have a single permission tag to work with when building the course structure with AccessAlly. EXAMPLE Step 3: […]

[…] then go to the AccessAlly Offerings Wizard to begin creating the course and pages. As you work through it, you can continue to update the map so you know how your pages flow! Click the box below to download the map for your course type! Standalone Course Map Stage Released Course Map

[…] automation. Set up the revoke access steps Important: The revoke sequence is only used for clients who can requested a refund / cancellation for the standalone course. It will negate the course access permission, so please use it with caution. In the main campaign view, create a Goal that is achieved […]

[…] automation. Set up the revoke access steps Important: The revoke sequence is only used for clients who can requested a refund / cancellation for the standalone course. It will negate the course access permission, so please use it with caution. At the end of the automation (right before END OF AUTOMATION), […]

Once you’ve set your content in the AccessAlly Offering wizard, it’s time to head into Ontraport to create an automation to go with it. This 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...

[…] https://members.your-domain.com/course-url/?accessally_user=&accessally_pwd= ActiveCampaign Auto-login link used in the video: https://members.your-domain.com/course-link/?accessally_user=%EMAIL%&accessally_pwd=%ACCESSALLYPASSWORD% ConvertKit Auto-login link used in the video: https://members.your-site.com/course-url/?accessally_user={{ subscriber.email_address }}&accessally_pwd={{ subscriber.accessally_password }} Drip Auto-login link used in the video: https://hqhosting002.wpengine.com/drip- standalone-course/?accessally_user={{ subscriber.email }}&accessally_pwd={{ subscriber.accessally_password }} AA Managed Contacts Store Passwords Personalize AccessAlly Emails Auto-Login Add auto-login link text Delete Placeholder AccessAlly Emails

[…] in Protected Content Feature (No Offering Required) *Try this option if you do not need a page or post in an offering to deliver a standalone file like an e-book or audio download, no offering is required with this option. For the most flexibility you can add protected content from […]