
Member-Run Events: RSVPs, Waitlists and Paid Tickets
How to let members run their own events inside your community: RSVPs, waitlists, approval, paid tickets, what ticketing platform fees cost and when to move events to your own site.

How to let members run their own events inside your community: RSVPs, waitlists, approval, paid tickets, what ticketing platform fees cost and when to move events to your own site.

A plain-English guide to moving a BuddyPress or BuddyBoss community to BuddyNext with the BuddyNext Importer: what comes across, what does not, how to rehearse, and what your theme and hosting need.

The build is the smallest part of five years. Compare renting, configuring and custom builds fairly by counting the same six cost drivers, without a price.

What Circle, Skool, Discord and Mighty Networks say they keep about your members, what you cannot take with you, and a one-hour audit.

What Circle, Skool, Mighty Networks and Discord let you export, what their APIs expose, what neither gives you, and how to bring your members and content home to a community you own.

WC Vendors Pro 2.0.9 added BuddyBoss support for vendor profiles, activity, messaging, groups and forums. Why marketplace and community are merging, what a combined WordPress site needs, and which options fit, with Free and Pro called out.

BuddyPress hosting is about logged-in concurrency, not page views. What BuddyNext and BuddyPress communities need from a server: PHP workers, Redis, real cron, email, media offload and a sizing table.

A vendor-neutral community portal requirements checklist: 33 questions covering identity, spaces, moderation, data and exit, with why each one matters and what a weak answer looks like.

Graduates do not return to an alumni portal for a giving campaign. They return to find each other. Why most alumni platforms go silent, and how to build one around the directory instead of the donation form.

Every support ticket you answer twice is a community you have not built. How to add a peer layer to a customer portal, what it deflects, and the mistakes that make customers resent it.

Most employee portals are technically fine and socially dead. The reasons staff stop opening an intranet are behavioural rather than technical, and all five are fixable without a redesign.

Residents associations run on PDFs nobody opens and WhatsApp groups nobody controls. A resident portal fixes both, and self-hosting means the association owns it rather than renting it per household.
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