Hello, everyone.
So in this lesson, we will take a look at how you control access through your membership site courses, module, and lessons.
So we'll go through a couple of different methods.
How you can give access to, of course, via product purchase.
Could be also a list sign up.
Through a trigger or via an automation.
So let's go ahead and dive into it.
First thing
that you wanna look at is go to your membership site
under content.
And go inside your membership site. And from here, you wanna head into configure.
And here on the site URL.
This is the first thing where you can control
if your site is publicly available to anyone without log in.
Or access control.
As per default,
all membership sites
are closed
meaning that you would need to have a login or access control
to have access to that membership site or any content inside.
If you want a membership site to be publicly available, you will need to go in again under configure
and enable the setting that allows any contact
to get into the membership site without logging.
The next thing that you want to look at is any of your courses living inside a membership site.
So for all of these, you can see that they are currently set script,
meaning that they are currently locked.
If you go into the course itself
and the course settings, you can see this reflected under the point here, access.
So you can see the publish state here. You have 4 different categories,
draft,
meaning
that you
As an admin can access and see this
course, but nobody else.
If it's set to published,
Then
it's available to anyone who has access to the membership site that it's placed on.
If it's set to drip, it's locked in simplero,
meaning that you would need
permission or access
to get into that course.
Schedule
means that you can schedule it to be published
at any point. So you can choose the date and time
for where you want this to be published.
Now, if we have a closed membership site,
You have to remember that anything inside. You can also go back and look at the courses here.
Anything inside that
membership site that isn't set to drip,
is in theory something that the member or the contact would have access to
unless
it's specifically
set to drip, meaning that it's locked.
So
in the case where a member has access to the membership site, whether it's closed,
and needs locked in or if it's open and available to everyone, you have to consider the courses inside if they should be tripped, meaning that they should be locked.
Or if they should be opened, meaning that they were published, meaning that they are open to the contact that has access to the site.
The most common way to connect
or control access to your course
is that you create a product
for that course.
So let's say that you have a product
Here, then you wanna head into content.
And under content,
you're able to choose
what to give access to, so meaning that which membership site and which courses inside.
So in this case, when you wanna sell this 4 week crash course.
First, you wanna give the contact access to the membership site because as you can see here, it's closed, it's locked,
And here on the courses,
you will choose which of the courses or all of them that this product should give access to.
So you would put in your check marks to those courses that you want to connect the product with.
And again, you can see here the statuses that it set to grip, meaning that it's locked,
and meaning that you would explicitly
need to give access to the contact through product, content,
the membership site and the courses.
Note that when you choose the options here,
you would see under content settings, a new feature
appearing.
So you can see here when you click off any of this content, you would see this feature appearing, which means that
we will email all the participants
about how to access the course.
So they would get a pre they would get an email with their account content,
their username and their password,
and links to any content.
If you don't want this email to go out,
you can click to enable that we don't send out this email. However, we recommend
that you send out this email. Otherwise, you would need to handle it
some other way.
So this is a common way to give access to a course.
First, you would lock it in the course access setting as showed previously, and then you would go into the membership site.
You would go into the product, content and give access to the membership side and the courses.
Another way to give access to course material is heading into marketing and automations.
From inside and automation,
You would be able to grant access to any course material by adding a step.
And here you have the option of
step. Do this.
You can give access to a site.
You can revoke access to a site again.
Or on the courses, you can give access to a course or revoke access to a course.
You can also do it for a specific module can give an rogue access in an automation to a module
as well as whether course lesson in itself.
The options would only appear
if you have set the course, the module or the lesson to drift
If they're not set to drip, you will not have the option of giving them access
to that content through the automation. So first, you will need to do that.
When choosing to give access to the course, you would see the list of your courses that you have set to drift
here and can give access to them.
So our last option will also be that you can do it from a list.
So that would be the same as product.
We'll go into your list And when somebody subscribes to the list,
you would be able to under content to release access to
the membership site and the courses within.
That's also an option.
You can also use triggers
So for example, if you want to, you can add a trigger to a site,
to a list.
When that subscription comes activated, can also give them access to something specific.
Could be a course, could be a course module, could be a course lesson.
So those are some of the typical ways that you can give access to your course.