WordPress Pay Per Post Plugin (CMPPP) - Getting Started - How To Use This Plugin
How To Use This Plugin
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Check our use case guides:
- WordPress Pay Per Post Plugin (CMPPP) - Use Case - Creating a Paid Articles Site
- WordPress Pay Per Post Plugin (CMPPP) + MicroPayments Plugin (CMMP) - Use Case - Creating a Paid Articles Site With Subscriptions
- WordPress Pay Per Post Plugin (CMPPP) + WordPress User Submitted Posts + WordPress MicroPayments (CMMP) - Use Case - How to Let Authors Publish Posts and Sell Them For Virtual Points
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Instructions
This is a general roadmap to help you through making the best use of the WordPress Pay Per Post plugin. Each step is explained in-depth in a dedicated guide.
- What Can I do With The Plugin
- Charge users to access certain parts of your WordPress website, such as pages or posts.
The user must be logged-in to view the content and subscribe to it. If he/she is not logged-in, a prompt will recommend logging in. if he/she is already logged-in but not subscribed, the following message will be shown:
- What do I Need To Use This Plugin
- Install and activate this plugin and either MicroPayments Plugin or the Direct Payment Add-on. (Learn the difference)
- Direct Payments (Default) - To use a more traditional payment system, such as PayPal. PayPerPost supports Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) and WooCommerce. You can find it in PPP page's "Add-ons" tab.
- MicroPayments - To use digital wallets and a points system as payment (read the guide)
- Install and activate this plugin and either MicroPayments Plugin or the Direct Payment Add-on. (Learn the difference)
- Setting Up The Plugin
- Choose the payment method (MicroPayments plugin, EDD or WooCommerce) (read the guide)
- Select if the users will be charged for accessing each post or for the whole website. Also, define if excerpts will be shown (read the guide)
- Create options for prices (also called subscriptions) (read the guide)
- If you are going to block specific posts or pages, assign them to group prices (read the guide)
- Manage the subscriptions (read the guide)
- Choose if refunds are possible and how to deal with them (read the guide)
- Decide if copying content is restricted (read the guide)
- Set notifications for new subscriptions (read the guide)
- Improving The Experience
- Enable or disable the pricing group column in the pricing table (read the guide)
- Translate the interface by changing labels (read the guide)
- Let users see their subscriptions by using a simple Shortcode (read the guide)
- Learn how to boost SEO with the plugin (read the guide)
- Restrict the number of purchases (read the guide)
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