Most people may are oblivious of the challenges that a premium subscription website poses as far as receiving payment and delivering the required digital content. I will discuss the sections of making membership site payments and the process that one undergoes once they make a purchase from you.
This is the process. A prospective client visits your webpage; sales letter. You have laid out the content that convinces one to buy membership for a site from you, and they are convinced and go ahead to click the Acceptance or Payment button. If you accept online payments, for example from PayPal, they click the PayPal button, once they make payments be it directly from PayPal or from the credit card, they will be redirected to your site.
After making payment to the third party provider (PayPal), the client will land in the registration section of your site. Here they fill out personal details like; the preferred username, first and last name, email address, and password. They find their e-ad and their name already filled in. now they have to come up with a username, often the first or last name and the password to be using which they have to fill in twice, for confirmation. Then they can click “next”, for the next part, where they are logged in to the membership site and enjoy instant access. They receive a confirmation email that usually has the username and password, in case of loss. Now they can log in as they wish.
Integration is the next step that follows. Once your membership software is up and running, one is able to create a payment button in PayPal, through the step-step guidelines that are availed to you. Now once the prospective customer visits your website and they want to subscribe, and register, the process will be a click away for them. They pay to PayPal and then they are redirected to the blog for registration.
By logging in to one’s PayPal account, you can generate a click button and copy-paste it to your webpage. It involves three stages which include you entering some codes and numbers so that when one pays, the membership application gives the go ahead, by recognizing that the specific product was bought from your membership site and joined their particular level from here.
Now the question is after paying through PayPal, what do they have access to?
IPN (Instant Payment Notification) is the final constituent of the membership site integration. This translates into, if someone withdraws their monthly payment or they ask for a refund on the payment, they lose their rights as a user who can log in to your site. This is through the settings you entered as you set up your PayPal and the notifications are automated.
The three payment steps are; engage a third party pay manager like PayPal. Secondly engage the services of a membership application Wish List Member and thirdly, have a built-in IPN button, to notify PayPal if any one cancels their subscription.
To set up a membership site to start earning a recurring income, visit: http://www.membershipcube.com