Tools included:
WordPress, Pico, Stripe, Mailchimp, Newsletter Glue, Captivate
Experience:
Intermediate (low-code required)
For those who want to:
Jacob Donnelly, GM of B2B at Morning Brew, recently left Substack and rebuilt his subscription-based publication with WordPress. His realized his publication, A Media Operator, was much more than just a newsletter.
He needed a tech stack that could support A Media Operator's growth, and give him the ability to;
Jacob eventually landed on the following tech stack:
In these tutorials, we are going to show you how to achieve this same functionality.
Many thanks to Mark Bowley, a Makerpad Creator in Residence, for researching this tutorial.
There are many ways to get started with WordPress, but the easiest way is to purchase web hosting and a domain to create a WordPress website. In this tutorial, we show you a quick way to install, host, and launch your WordPress site using a service called SiteGround.
Make sure your audience never misses a post by easily creating a newsletter every time you hit 'Publish' on your WordPress post. In this tutorial, we'll use Newsletter Glue and Mailchimp to create a newsletter from your WordPress posts.
Need a way to create and manage subscriptions for individuals and groups? With Pico, you can manage free and premium content subscriptions. All you need is a little HTML and CSS, but don't worry—we provide the code for you so all you have to know is how to copy and paste.
With Captivate, you can easily create and manage your Podcast show. In this tutorial, we will show you how to sync Captivate with WordPress so your episodes automatically publish to your website.
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