I like to say, the complete membership solution for RAP just got "completier" — the whole kit... "kaboodlier."

Where the membership addon can hide an entire WordPress installation out of site, the RAP Member WP Plugin fine tunes it, enabling you to cordon off individual posts and pages and even content *within* them, both by membership level and days onboard.

Get all the details here -> RAP Member Plugin for WordPress

You'll have a micro-continuity site up in no time.

I know... it feels like yet another tinyurl or budurl clone makes its debut every day claiming a new array of bells and whistles. First it was aliasing, then tracking, then cloaking, and so on. (All of which prompted me to write the definitive guide for getting the most of these tools, while not losing your own branding.)

Well, if that's the case, this one's making so much noise you'd think a damn freight train were barreling down on you! They can have their little chimes, this one's a veritable xylophone. (LOL, I crack myself up.) The slogan says it all:

Scrnch.Me is the latest from the man who brought you RAP Member Plus, the membership solution for Rapid Action Profits, Bill Ortell.

Not only does his service have everything the rest of field has—and so much more they never even dreamed—it's a fantastic look into the operation of a RAP-driven membership site from the author of the addon himself!

For that alone, if nothing else, I encourage you to poke around, take note of the various member levels (yes, including free), how registration and login works, watch the videos, etc.. I know you'll be impressed because this fellow geek certainly is.

What am I offering, you ask? Well, it's a request that came via a private message (PM) on the RAP Forum (incidentally, the best support forum you've ever seen.) I'm always open to hearing out special requests and decided to go ahead with this one.

There's now a truly integrated add-on that finally makes Rapid Action Profits a more than viable and affordable solution for your membership site.

I present for your educational benefit, some that are still currently available. For the cash-strapped beginner, they're a good way to try out these programs before signing on for a more serious investment.

• Ray Edward's Internet Marketing Mastermind
• Yanik Silver's Maverick Business Insider
• Armand Morin's Marketing Tutorials
• Joel Comm's Adsense Secrets / Top One Percent
• Rich Schefren's Cash Maps

I was going to put SureFireWealth's Instant Video Empire in that list too, but it looks like their deal may have ended. Anyway, I hope you find a gem among these from which you'll be happy to keep learning and profiting.

A word of warning: While I'm sure they've split-tested it, I'm no fan of the 'ole autoplay video. Most, if not all, these guys use them though, so turn down your speakers until you can be sure the volume's right.

On the other hand, I once thought the same about autoresponders. After a year of managing it on my own server with phpList, my list had outgrown the local option, and I finally switched to the industry standard, Aweber. My advice as far as mailing lists are concerned is to go with them right from the start. You will lose subscribers on any change of systems.

So, I'm still quite open to either. What are your thoughts and experiences? Please comment below.

p.s. - I'm also offering a generous 50% affiliate program.

What I knew it would do is take the order for your CD or DVD from your own website. This was a big enough draw for me. I mean, why send people to Kunaki where they can either get scared off by a completely different look-and-feel and payment processor or quickly navigate around that site to find other offers? You've got people's attention, don't lose it! Same goes for your branding.

What I didn't know was it enables you to:

1. Get paid instantly to your PayPal account versus waiting a month for a check.

2. Avoid the 5% transaction fee for credit card processing.
3. Build a list, complete with physical addresses.

Hold on. In my excitement, I just realized I'm making some assumptions here. Some of which are no doubt safe, but allow me to back up and answer the obvious questions.

What is DiscMojo?

• Stated simply, it's a way to sell physical products, in this case CDs and DVDs, from your own website using the Kunaki system to drop ship directly to your customers. There's no inventory to worry about here.

Why would anyone want to do that?

• Maybe you haven't given such non-digital methods much thought. After all, there's little overhead to selling so-called infoproducts in the form of ebooks, mp3s, and videos. But think about this for minute. You don't have to stop providing that way. Just add this to your arsenal. Not only to your benefit, but your customer's as well. Many folks plain 'ole don't trust on-line purchases. They want to feel the product. They want to be able to take it with them and not have to rely on an internet connection. Etc., etc..

So, would I recommend it? Heck ya! Couldn't you tell?

Seriously, this one's a no-brainer. Check it out..

p.s. - I'll let you in on a little secret. As of this writing, one of the bonuses is the Memberfire script about which I've previously written. Seems I purchased these in the wrong order!

I'm glad I did. It really has been the easiest of the bunch to use, but beyond that it's somehow more confidence-inspiring. There were little things with the others that just didn't sit right.

I've more to say about membership sites and some of the others I've tried, but I wanted to post this now to give my readers a heads-up—they're raising the price of this puppy on Monday!

Also, with this one, you become a member of their site, at no additional cost. Of course, it's powered by Memberfire, so it's a great way to get a feel for the user experience and get ideas for your own site.