How-to guides for running a WordPress course site: payments, setup and the decisions that are hard to undo.
Most hosting advice is written for blogs and shops, where nearly every visitor sees the same page. A course site is different: once students log in, every lesson, quiz and dashboard they open is built for them alone. This guide shows what that looks like on a real LMS install in our lab, what the…
WordPress lets you sell courses from a site you own, without a monthly platform fee or a cut of every sale. The price is that you assemble and look after the pieces yourself: hosting, an LMS plugin, a theme and a payment method. This guide walks through the whole job in eight steps, using what…
Choosing how to get paid is the part of a course site most people leave until last, and it’s where Tutor LMS, LifterLMS and LearnDash differ most. This guide covers the three ways to take payments, what each plugin supports for free, what Stripe and PayPal charge, and a route to free card payments that…