Services

WordPress community and membership sites, built and automated

Member areas, subscriptions, BuddyPress communities and marketplaces where experts sell their own events and coaching. I build them on WordPress and WooCommerce, then automate the busywork so a small team can run them.

Who I work with

Who it’s for.

Sites where members, subscriptions and expert-led content sit at the centre of the business, for clients across the US, Canada, Europe and Australia.

If your site needs people to sign up, pay, take part and come back, and keeping it all running is eating your team’s time, this is the work I specialise in.

  • Online communities where members connect, share and take part
  • Membership and subscription businesses with monthly or annual plans
  • Coaching and course platforms
  • Marketplaces where experts or vendors sell workshops, coaching and services to members
  • Existing community sites that need fixing or new features

What’s included

How I can help.

Everything a community site needs, from the member area to the automations behind it.

  • Memberships and subscriptions

    Monthly and annual plans on WooCommerce, with free trials, renewals and on-hold subscriptions handled properly. Membership changes can flow straight into the tools your team already uses.

  • Community features

    BuddyPress member profiles, groups and activity, so members can find each other and take part. The community, the shop and the member area work as one site rather than three bolted together.

  • Expert and vendor marketplaces

    Multi-vendor setups on WC Vendors Pro, with custom submission forms, product templates and a clear vendor dashboard. Experts get separate workflows for different kinds of products, such as events and coaching, with help text where they need it.

  • Events and coaching

    FooEvents scheduling and ticketing inside the vendor dashboard, with Zoom links, calendar integration and times shown in each attendee’s time zone. Attendees get branded tickets, confirmation pages and emails.

  • Automations behind the community

    Make.com workflows that keep WooCommerce, FluentCRM, Notion, Google Sheets and Eventbrite in sync, so nobody copies data by hand. New orders, contacts, trial cancellations and support requests are picked up and routed automatically.

  • Safe releases and ongoing care

    Staging-to-production workflows, performance tuning and maintenance after launch, so changes go live without breaking anything. Code is kept up to date as plugins change, so the site stays compatible with new releases.

Case study

See it in practice.

Prolific Writers Life

A membership platform, fully automated

A subscription-based online community that connects writers with industry experts, events and resources, where experts sell their own workshops and coaching to members.

  • WordPress
  • WooCommerce
  • WC Vendors Pro
  • FooEvents
  • BuddyPress
  • Make.com
  • Notion
  • A WC Vendors Pro marketplace with separate workflows for events and coaching
  • FooEvents scheduling, tickets and Zoom links inside the vendor dashboard, with times shown in each attendee’s time zone
  • Monthly and annual WooCommerce memberships with trials, renewals and on-hold handling
  • More than a dozen Make.com automations connecting WooCommerce, FluentCRM, Notion, Google Sheets and Eventbrite

Quality is what sets Mo apart. When we reviewed his code, it held up: clean, secure and well built. He does things properly the first time, which saves us time and headaches.

Bob Haataia Bob HaataiaCo-founder, Prolific Writers Life

Process

How a project runs.

  1. 01

    Discover

    I learn how your community works: who your members are, what they pay for, who sells on the site and where the busywork is.

  2. 02

    Plan

    You get a clear proposal with scope, timeline and a fixed quote before work begins.

  3. 03

    Build

    I build in stages, sharing progress so you can try memberships, checkout and member areas before anything goes live.

  4. 04

    Care

    After launch I stay on hand to maintain, improve and grow the platform as your community changes.

FAQ

Common questions.

Can you add features to my existing community or membership site?

Yes. Much of my work is improving community sites that already exist: adding features, fixing errors, cleaning up plugins and speeding things up, without starting again. I start by learning how the site is set up, so changes fit what’s already there.

Can members pay monthly or yearly, with free trials?

Yes. WooCommerce subscriptions handle monthly and annual plans, free trials and renewals, and on-hold memberships are picked up and dealt with instead of slipping through. Members can be given access to different areas depending on their plan.

Can experts or vendors sell their own workshops and services on my site?

Yes. As a multi-vendor marketplace, experts get their own dashboard to create and sell workshops, coaching and services, with FooEvents handling scheduling and tickets for events.

Can the site connect to my CRM, Notion or spreadsheets?

Yes. Make.com automations keep orders, subscriptions and contacts in sync with your CRM, Notion or Google Sheets, so your team always works from up-to-date information.

Do you look after the site after launch?

Yes. Website maintenance and care covers updates, backups, security and performance, and managed hosting is available if you’d like everything in one place.

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