I'll Pay Good Money for This - Allow 2 Subscriptions with Check Boxes and custom page

Membership sites are truly where the dough is and for my next one, I want to allow a customer to order a product which I will let them try for 7 days and then pay the price of $37- for it.

In addition to that, on the very same order form, I also want to allow the customer to place a check in a check box if he would also like to join our membership site, which would be free for 30 days then $39.95 a month or whatever.


Is it possible to allow a customer to join two memberships from the same order form. One by default, which would be the initial product that he would decide to order and then the second one be a option that he would have to agree to by selecting a check box as explained above?


If anyone (including you Alex) is up to creating a custom version of this let me know, I’m willing to pay good money.

I need the entire order page to look almost identical in design and function to what I have here:
http://www.salesautomator.com/app/netcart.asp?setCookie=TRUE&MerchantID=63067&offerID=29527

P.S. To clarify I don’t want to use drop downs, I want to use check boxes, with both items (main product and subscription) pre selected and added to the cart, so if the customer decides that he does NOT want to try out the membership free for 30 days, he can uncheck it and still just purchase the main item at a 7 day trial(or whatever) and then be billed the cost of it if they don’t cancel.


P.P.S. Once the customer orders, I also want to show them a OTO (one time offer), but only for new members who are logging in for the very first time, not every single time they log in.



IMPORTANT ==>>> I must be able to offer them the OTO without making them have to retype their credit card and billing information all over again, so the would simply have to click a link and have the OTO be ordered and their credit card charged.


Much success.

Ty

Hi,

You could always create another "product" that has both your front-end offer and your membership" Then allow people to choose between the two.

You'd have two radio buttons for the user to choose between - one with just the front-end offer and one with the front-end plus your membership. (I'd pre-check the one with your membership.)

The OTO is a separate function that is much more advanced... the part about charging their card without re-entering, anyway. (I like the way you think... make it easy to do business with you.)

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Dan Kelly
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PS What credit card processor are you using?

One time offers with amember

I've wondered the same thing. Doing the 'two products' offer is an easy idea. But will amember still track referral commissions this way for affiliate sales?

Seems like that wouldn't work that way.

Or the affiliate would need a version of the sales page and OTO on their own site, but with instructions on pasting in their affiliate ID in both links. Too mcuh work for most affiliate marketers(?).

Would this work like that or is there a better solution?