1. Create a dashboard page with quicklinks to the various areas of your site for each level of your membership, then use that page as the redirect page after login.
2. Use the WP-Polls plugin to “engage” your members. This is a great way to poll members about the type of content they want to see, find out what section of your site they like or dislike the most … the possibilities are unlimited.
3. Want to find out which members are logging in to your site and how often? Use the LastLogins plugin. This plugin keeps track of the last time a member logged in to the site.

About the Author
Terry Green is a Certified Master Virtual Assistant with over 30 years of administrative experience. Established in 1991, Fastype started as an office-based secretarial business in Central Ohio and since then has grown into a multi-VA practice with a team of qualified associates supporting speakers, consultants, info-marketers and coaches literally around the world with clients on five continents.

Fastype’s service offerings include shopping cart management and broadcasts; social media marketing; membership sites; InfusionSoft set-up and support; article, ezine and blog submission; ezine maintenance and distribution; blog maintenance, podcasting and audio editing; design and formatting of ebooks, special reports and tips sheets; custom web design, blog and ezine templates and sales pages.

Yet for only a minimal investment, you can have the website of your dreams up and running fast by using WordPress as your CMS platform.