Is It Possible to Build a Website on WordPress With Dynamic Features Like Client Login and Client Access Pages?

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(free up to 10 users) Google Apps: http://google.com/a

Google apps integrates with your domain and has a lot of great items in their marketplace both free and paid versions.

($30) – Ultimate Client Manager – Lite Edition: Link

Only $30, lots of good reviews- hosted right on your server.

(free) Do.com Project Manager: http://do.com

Free, and great for project management- not on your server but you could always set up a sub domain like client.yoursite.com that links to do.com login.

(free & hosted version) Orange HRM: http://www.orangehrm.com/home.shtml

The question is about an HR related business, this is a bonus to explore as a possible product to provide for your clients!

How to setup a password-protect Membership site on my WordPress website?

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Instead of installing and setting up a membership site on your main website here’s what I would recommend.

  1. Setup ANOTHER install of WordPress on your hosting on yoursite.com/membersonly/ (the MembersOnly directory would be a new install of WordPress)
  2. Install both a membership plugin (see below) and buddypress on this new site.
  3. Use a buddypress theme (here’s some amazing ones!) this will save you the hassle of needing to setup your theme with buddypress templates.
  4. Configure and add content :) then you’re all set!

Community Plugins:

Buddypress: http://buddypress.org/

Membership Plugins:

Wishlist: http://member.wishlistproducts.com ( $97 – what the pro’s use)

s2Membership Free: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/s2member/ (limited to PayPal integration)

s2Membership Paid: http://www.s2member.com/ (Lot More Options)

‘Jigowatt’ Premium Content: http://codecanyon.net/item/wordpress-premium-content/137192?WT

What is the best WordPress or Blogger?

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Short Answer: WordPress.org

Long Answer: If you’re looking to just have some fun and write for your friends and family Blogger is a great choice, you can be up and running in about 15 minutes, WordPress.com is also a great choice- little big more of a learning curve if you’ve never worked with it before.

Best Option if you’re looking to build a business out of your blog is WordPress.org.

LOTS more options, lot less limitations, 1000s of great plugins. I’d highly recommend it, I build all my sites with it.

Great Chart Features Compared: http://pulsed.blogspot.com/2007/07/blogger-wordpress-chart.html

Premium WordPress Themes: http://themeforest.net/category/wordpress

Learn WordPress: Personalbrandedblog.com