I would recommend having 1 central website to house all of your online courses. This is what I have switched to because it makes the most sense for me.

Hi Adam, appreciate your reply.
Yes, I see what you mean. I’ve made some good some progress over the last few days and I’m moving forward with the single site option to create a strong brand and offers all in the one place.
The best of luck with the release of your book. I’m sure it will do well.

Thanks again for all your help

You can do this in LearnDash, see tomorrow’s update.

Ahh yea I see, the issue is the lifetime account after the 7 days, vs a subscription. You will have to keep doing research to find a solution for that.

The put a 90 day hold sometimes on new domain registrations.

You would bring your LMS, it’s not included.

It’s the same process regardless of where your website is, on a primary domain or a subdomain.

Well, my reasons are different. I do think one site is better, but for me, I run several brands and in 3 months I am released my first book. So for me, I want a central place to have all my courses across brands. So on my personal brand, if I was to have a course on YouTube, well it may not be a good fit to have on this site which is WordPress related. Make sense?