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2) How can you offer something new to an existing customer base?

If you have established that a specific market is actively purchasing and subscribing to similar membership websites, you need to determine your unique point of entry. How can you create a community of your own that offers something different than what other membership sites are offering?

How can you offer distinct value in your own membership program?

You need to set yourself apart from other membership sites in the marketplace by first defining your USP, and then creating a membership website that clearly demonstrates how you are different, how your members benefit by being part of your community, and why they should choose you over the competition. Your USP could be as simple as the delivery methods that you offer, or the format in which your content is made available.

For example, if you find a competing membership website offering ebook-only products to their members, consider offering both ebook and video or audio based versions of the information products that you create. Since people prefer to learn in different ways, by offering many different formats for your training tools, you are able to cater to a wider audience while separating yourself from the competition.

3) Do You Have The Ability To Provide Quality Information And Resources

To This Market That Aren’t Already Being Offered?

Just because you’ve confirmed that a market is a viable one doesn’t mean that you will be able to create a successful membership site for that market, unless you have the ability to create content that your subscribers will be interested in paying for. Consider the costs of outsourcing content for different markets, as the more popular a topic is, the greater the number of freelancers to choose from. If your topic is too focused or specific, you might find it difficult to locate qualified freelancers who have enough experience to produce quality content for your site.

Developing a membership website that offers specialized content is a great way to develop a USP (unique selling proposition) so that you can stand out in the market and attract subscribers.

4) Is Your Theme Or Topic Considered “Evergreen”?

Evergreen topics include subject matter that will still be in demand years from now. These topics aren’t based on fads or temporary hot topics, but rather on stable, longterm markets that have proven to be viable over a long period of time.

Markets that are considered evergreen include weight loss, parenting, employment, finance, credit, health topics and even sports or hobbies.

It’s important that your membership site is designed around a viable topic so that you can build a long-term membership program.

After all is said and done, you want to focus on a scalable community base that can consistently grow and maximize your overall income, and if you base your membership website around a short-term topic, you will struggle to retain subscribers after the initial buzz wears off.

More Important Factors To Consider

You want to make sure that your membership site will attract enough subscribers to justify the time and work involved in consistently updating the community with fresh content that above all, provides value to your members.

Here are a few other things to consider:

1) Will you be able to come up with fresh ideas for future updates to ensure that your website stays fresh?

2) Is your market scalable with the potential for ongoing growth? Can you offer upgrade options to further maximize your income, or are products and your overall scope extremely limited?

3) Is your target audience able to solve their problems quickly (making it difficult to retain subscribers), or is your potential topic able to expand so that you can cater to a large-scale, ever-growing community?

These are just a few things to keep in mind when choosing your membership theme. Once you have a general idea as to your membership theme, take it one step further by identifying what you are personally interested in or experienced with that could add additional value to your community program.

• Are you experienced with a specific instrument?

• Are you trained in specific programs or software?

• Are you experienced with popular hobbies or sports?

• Are you knowledgeable regarding a specialized topic in a ‘desperate’ market?

The best membership sites involve frequent activity from the administrator so the more active you are within your membership community, the easier it will be to develop a relationship with your subscriber base and encourage member loyalty. This means that you want your membership theme to be something that you are personally interested in or have experience with. You’ll also find it easier to develop content for your site if you have a genuine interest in the topic.

The more focused your website is, the easier it will be to tap into your niche market and determine exactly what your target audience is interested in and provide it to them. If your membership site is too generic or broad, you will have trouble tailoring your content to what the majority of your members base is looking for.

If you struggle to pin down a topic for your membership website, consider exploring the digital marketplaces where you can quickly evaluate potential topics and see what is currently selling.

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- Year Released/Circulated: 2016
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