The first step in building your website is to organise your content into categories (and sub-categories if necessary). Once you've established your category titles, you can begin assigning articles to them. Within the article page, is where you determine whether the content will be member-only or available to everyone. Content can also be assigned to specific member groups created and listed in the Member Manager. Member groups can correspond to a particular subscription plan. It's also important to make some free content available. This is good for SEO and for gaining new members.

This is an example of a Teaser page. The Teaser is a short synopsis or outtake of the full length article. It's purpose is meant to wet the appetite of your reader and entice them to click through to view the complete article. Teasers can be displayed on category homepages. Enable this feature in Display Options via Settings. A consistent presentation can be created by using images of the same size and wedding them to copy of the same depth. Keep in mind, compelling visuals increase audience engagement. You can find free, high-quality images from many sites such as Pexels, Unsplash, Gratisography. This format can also be used to blog. Click through to the article, use the Edit button to delete this content and add your own.

By following some basic rules, you can create a professional looking website. Remember, not only is the quality of your content important but providing a consistent and accessible presentation enhances the enjoyment of the user experience. Limit yourself to one font face for body content and another for headings. Keep your pages clean, eliminate unnecessary clutter, proofread and spellcheck. Bear in mind, that the majority of your visitors will be logged in through a mobile device or tablet, so it's vital to optimise space. Incorporate your images into the text body by wrapping the font around an image using the alignment icons in the editor.