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I use basically two themes, but with the addition of a new ad source, I am trying to go to three. Where I have today/had Subscriber theme - that did not have Adsense tags or site embedded ads Default theme - which was the theme for all registered members (non-subscribers) and Guests - it carried Adsense tags (auto ads) and site selected embedded ads Where I am trying to get is to Subscriber theme - that does have Adsense tags or site embedded ads Default theme - for registered members (non-subscribers) - selected site embedded ads only "Guest theme" - for guests that will employ Adsense (autoads) and site embedded ads (but not necessary) The problem I'm running int
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When someone registers, finishes a course, RSVPs to an event, or buys their first subscription, there's a short window when a well-timed email can make all the difference, such as a welcome, a next step, or a nudge towards the parts of your community they'd actually enjoy. The trouble is that these moments happen constantly, at all hours, for every member on their own timeline. Following up on each one by hand doesn't scale, so most of them go unanswered. Email Drip Campaigns solve that problem. They're automated email sequences that trigger off what a member does, then reach out at the right moments on their own, without you lifting a finger. What is a drip campaign? A d
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If your community hosts meetups, workshops, conferences, or socials, Events is set to play a much bigger part in how you run them. Events arrived in Invision Community 5.0 with venues, online meetings and simple event management. In Invision Community 5.1, it grows into an event platform with richer discussions, proper registration, guest lists, paid tickets and QR check-in, so organisers can run the whole thing without leaving the community. More and more, community owners are looking for ways to connect their online space with what happens in the real world. We saw it with Quests, where giving members something to work towards drove real engagement, and now, we've overh
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