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This document discusses lessons learned from reviewing 30 products in the same category. It emphasizes that a good product alone is not enough and must meet user needs. It provides tips for writing product reviews such as explaining criteria and using scores. It also summarizes different membership plugins and highlights features to consider like ease of use, account options, and payment gateways supported. The key takeaway is to understand what features are most important to your specific users in order to choose the right product for their needs.

Technology

Lessons in Product Development, Product Marketing,
Writing Review Blog Posts, oh and Membership Plugins

When you look at 30 products that all promise roughly the
same thing, you learn some things…

“A well made product is not enough.
A successful product must meet the
needs and aspirations of its users.”
IDC Report
Building Experience-Driven software: Insights for Modern Application Development

How many settings must be
configured to get started with your
plugin?

How many clicks are required
between the user and their
objective?

PromoterPursuerPatronParticipantPasserby

- Elevator Pitch
- Target Audience
- User Benefit
- Key Features
- Differentiators

No one feels like they’re
being pitched when they’re
doing the searching.

When you write 30 product reviews, you learn one thing

Which one is the right one for you (or your customer)

Not all membership plugins are fast and easy to configure.
S2 Member Pro iThemes Exchange

Not all membership plugins let you have two accounts.
Paid Memberships Pro WooCommerce Memberships

Not all membership plugins support a variety of gateways.
Ultimate Member Cart66

Not all membership plugins support delayed access.
Members by Justin Tadlock MemberPress

Not all membership plugins go beyond content protection.
Zippy Courses WooCommerce

Not all membership plugins let you pause or pro-rate.
MemberPress
Most iThemes Exchange
WooCommerce

Not all membership plugins think about this dynamic.
MemberPress
Most iThemes Exchange
WooCommerce

How do you know which product is the right one for you?

Know what you / your customer
wants – short & long term.

Know which features they’re
willing to capitulate on, or pay later
for customizations.

Know which products are best for
customers and which are best for
developers.

Know whether they have unique
requests that require you to use
one plugin over another.

Did I mention you can always ask me questions via
Clarity? https://clarity.fm/chrislema

Chris Lema
Chief Technology Officer, Crowd Favorite
chrislema.com
@chrislema

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