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Djordje Djokic Djordje Djokic 6 years ago in Tutorials 0

Oh, the dreaded paywall, that thing that’s keeping you from getting just the piece of content you wanted to see at the exact time when you needed it the most. But even in situations that are not life or death or whatever drama you like to play out, that page that comes up and says you don’t have access to the content you wanted to see sure is a nuisance.

Look at it from the other side, however, and the paywall morphs from a problem into its opposite – a solution. Instead of relying on ads for monetization and chasing ad-blocking website visitors, the ability to put a paywall between the content on your WordPress website and the potential reader seems like a much more elegant solution.

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