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Today I was notified by the folks at WishList member that I have passed my certification test #3.

That makes all three tests now so I guess I’m officially going to become a certified WishList Member installer whenever they get around to formally announcing it and giving me their certification seal to put on my web site.

Each of us in the certification program had to go through a series of 3 tests where we built web sites according to the “client’s” specifications.

Building the sites would show that we had mastered the material that we went over in the membership training course and the certification modules as well.

Each of the three tests got progressively harder and utilized more-and-more of the WishList member features.

My first test was Trevor’s Widgets:

http://kencinnus.com/trevorswidgets/

My second test was for Ronald McDoogle’s online eCourse: The Awesomeness!

http://kencinnus.com/ronaldmcdoogle/

My third test was for Billie and Bobbie’s Male Grooming Products and Beard Course:

http://kencinnus.com/billiebobby/

It will cost you $1 to see the content there! It is connected to my PayPal account which is one of the payment systems that works with WishList Member.

It was a lot of fun to build these sites. I learned a bit more about Wishlist Member and even more about things you can do on your membership site, whether you use WishList Member, aMember or anything else.

Stay tuned for more information about the differences between aMember and WishList Member.

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Do you use or want to use iContact with your aMember site?

January 31, 2010

Today here on my moon base on the dark side of the moon I started working on a version of my aMail plugin for iContact.
I think that iContact has just about the best API of any email service provider I’ve worked with so far. It looks like this plugin for aMember is going to [...]

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Provide Sales Messages to Non-Members with amProtect

January 28, 2010

I’ve updated my amProtect WordPress plugin to help you protect content that you only want to show to non-members.
Right now I don’t think there is any other plugin that is doing this. WishList Member does not do this…yet (but they probably will some time).
Ok, so you’re probably wondering what this is for and [...]

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One Sales Letter from Wealth?

January 11, 2010

For hundreds of years, intelligent men sought to transform lead into gold. Alas, it was all in vain. The best alchemist could never accomplish the feat.
Yet who could have ever guessed that one day you would be able take bits and bytes — fragments of electricity — and convert them into cash?
This is the “modern [...]

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amMemberSignup renamed to amSalesPages

December 11, 2009

Recently I decided to change the name of my amMemberSignup plugin to amSalesPages.
This half-plugin-half-pre-packaged-customization for aMember re-arranges and updates your signup and member pages to solve several common problems that I’ve found while doing membership site customizations for my customers at Kencinnus.
Now I’ve added the capability for you to easily pop-in additional sales copy and [...]

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