It’s a kind of online marketing slogan that you’ve probably seen on blogs, YouTube videos, and social media accounts. In fact, this idea is so widespread that it can easily sound like white noise.
But the thing is: there is some truth in that expression. A lot.
Nowadays, we increasingly see that specialization leads to success. Otherwise, how can we explain the rise of gluten-free bakeries, non-alcoholic craft beer and power yoga studios?
Plus, it seems like more and more “general” and “do-it-all” companies are struggling, pivoting, or closing their doors altogether. Think of what happened to big companies like Sears, Borders, and Macy’s.
Here's what you need to know:
The same marketing principles that apply to these companies apply to online businesses such as membership sites, private communities, and online courses.
The wealth is really in the niches.
So, in this article, we'll be looking at 10 very successful membership sites in some very specific niches. As you'll discover, it's almost impossible to be too specific when it comes to creating your own niche on the Internet.
But first, let's start with the basics:
What is an affiliate portal?
At MemberMouse, we live and list of bahrain consumer email breathe membership sites. We're not going to assume you're as obsessed with them as we are. That's why it'll be very helpful to take a second to review the basics and define the terms we're working with. If you're new to membership sites or just need a refresher, here's the definition of a membership site we're going to work with in this article:
A membership site is simply a website where access to specific content is protected and placed behind a member login page. In order to view the content on these protected pages, users must have an active member account on your site. If they do, they can access the member area of your site and view the content you have placed behind the login page.
Now, let's go one step further:
A membership site can have both free and paid members. It can also have different levels of members, all with unique access rights assigned to their membership levels. The advantage of a membership site is that you can charge users on a recurring basis (monthly, semi-annually, annually, etc.) for access to this protected content.
So, if you have a paid membership site, members will have to pay to keep their account active in order to access your protected content. Otherwise, they will lose access to any protected pages in a members-only area.
