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 even testimonials directly on the signup form, login page and member page.
You can have different sales copy for each product or price group you set up and it will automatically display the appropriate sales copy to your customers based on how you send them to the sign up page from your landing pages.
The signup page could BE your landing page now!
That’s why I’ve renamed it to amSalesPages.
I’ve also finally gotten around to making a video that explains everything this plugin does.
-Ken Gary
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Ken, fantastic and a much needed solution! This should help a lot of people customize the “sign up” process and make it more sales based. Great job yet again!
Thanks Andrea! This project was the result of a lot of work on a lot of other people’s web sites solving problems that everyone seems to have with aMember. I’m hoping it will indeed really help people.
Hey Ken:
I have the vBulletin aMember plugin installed and working on my site. Does your SalesPage work with or affect the plugin in any way?
Hey Ken:
Does your SalesPage work with or affect the vBulletin aMember plugin in any way? I already have it working on my site and want to make sure your SalesPage plugin won’t affect the present setup.
Hey Bill!
No, none of my plugins would/could/should affect the vBulletin plugin in any way whatsoever.
Ken