Okay, now I am excited.

I asked a question to this thread 4 months ago and never really got an answer. But I keep getting the recent updates and it looks like some of you guys have figured out a way to make Infusion and aMember talk.

Please, please, please share. A quick step by step on how you set it up would be very very appreciated by all.

I have done what David suggested and it works okay accept for that need to manually turn off the person in aMember if their payment fails in Infusion.

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The details on my way are:

Set up your tags, followup sequences etc in Infusion. [/li]

• Create a sales form to actually sell your subscription.


• In the settings for the sales form check the box that says to pass the information to the thank you page.The sales form is also set up to add them to the right tags and followup campaigns to keep in touch with them for their membership.


• Have the thank you page be the aMember sign up page.


• On the aMember sign up page have all fields as hidden accept for the username and password field.


• Have copy on the page that says something like "IMPORTANT - you are almost there, now you can pick your own username and password and gain instant access to the members area"


• The customer fills in their chosen username and password and clicks the submit button.


• aMember gets all of the information it needs to set them up with what it thinks is a free lifetime membership.


• Infusion takes care of the monthly billing.


• I do NOT have infusion sending the "Congratulations you are now a member" email. Only other follow ups and monthly information and stuff like that.


• I have aMember send them their "congratulations your a member" email after they have done the username and password.

So far not a single person has skipped the username and password step.

The only draw back to this method is that if their payment fails aMember doesn't know that.

I set up an automatic sequence of emails that goes out to the customer trying to get them to "save" their membership. If at the end of the sequence they haven't fixed the problem then it sends me an email/task to turn them off. I then manually go in to aMember and set them to expired.

Luckily this doesn't happen very often so it only takes a couple of minutes. and I don't always do it immediately. So it is working okay for us.

Hope this helps someone who is not able to do the actual integration process.

Cindy
Phoenix Arizona
http://MarketingMentorTraining.com