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It is estimated that by the end of 2018 there will be over 5.2 billion email accounts worldwide. In fact, despite what people may say (you know, that email is dead), email remains the most persistent form of communication in the business world.

Email is a personal way of reaching out to your customer base. In addition, it is excellent for sharing information about your company (think discounts, new product launches, and exclusive deals) and is cost-effective when used in conjunction with your existing marketing tools.

WordPress is an amazing content management system. In fact, it powers 29% of all websites, making it by far the most popular CMS to date.

Nowadays you can use the flexibility of WordPress to build complex eCommerce websites, blogs with large followings, job boards, nonprofit sites, and more.

And, thanks to the thousands of available WordPress plugins, creating such advanced websites is easily achievable.

When you first start building your membership website, it can be tempting to give your paying customers everything right away.

After all, instant gratification is, well, gratifying.

However, when you set out to create a membership site that charges customers on a monthly basis, you need to avoid giving it all away in the beginning.

Your WordPress website is not simply a tool that helps your expand your business. In fact, by setting up a membership site, you will quickly learn that your website can become a business in itself.

Here at Repute Infosystems, we would like to introduce ARMember – a powerful, one-stop WordPress membership plugin that allows you to set up a fully functioning membership site, sell subscriptions, accept user registrations, create user profiles, and so much more.