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245 – How to Teach Someone to Use WordPress
In today’s episode I share an outline of things to cover when you are sharing how to use WordPress with clients or friends.
EP 148 – Coding and the design process – Aug 10 2015
This week on WPwatercooler we’ll be answering a viewers email about where to begin and best practices. Mark Nottingham writes: As someone who is learning WordPress, HTML, CSS and trying to learn some PHP to develop my own websites, I am interested in what you folk at WPWatercooler use in the main to develop your…
Episode 46 – James Laws, co-founder of WP Ninjas
Today we welcome co-founder of the WP Ninjas James Laws to the show. James originally appeared in Episode 13 of the podcast and today, almost a year and a half later, a lot has changed at WP Ninjas. We dig into how he and his co-founder Kevin Stover have scaled the business, what they’ve learned…
Podcast E076 – Check out the “HOOK” while my DJ revolves it!
This week I explain what Hooks are and how they can be helpful. Upcoming Events WordCamp Vancover WordCamp Russia SouthBay WordPress Meetup Segment 1: In the News WordPress 4.2.4 released. Headway Theme V4 is around the corner! Segment 2: “check out the HOOK while my DJ revolves it!” Sample to remove QuickPress Widget //…
053 WordPress Commercial Themes – Part 1
In this episode of WP-Tonic, we look at the world of WordPress commercial themes and how to choose the right WordPress theme for your website project. PRESS THIS LINK TO SEE THE YOUTUBE UNEDITED VIDEO OF THIS PODCAST
WPWeekly Episode 202 – Prestige is Serious Business
On this week’s episode, Marcus Couch and I talk about the news of the week, including the release of WordPress … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 202 – Prestige is Serious Business →
Episode #94 Kristina Romero Follow-Up
Today’s episode is a follow up to our previous show with Seth Godin and Kristina Romero. We’re chatting with Kristina to find out what it was like to hear Seth’s advice, what she implemented and how it’s worked out for her since then. Specifically Kristina talks about the advice that was most difficult to hear,…
Using Facebook ads to grow a list. Announcing a new co-host.
I turned to Facebook ads this week in my quest to grow the Julep beta list to 100 subscribers. If you’ve been following along, I’m actively developing a new plugin that will make your WordPress images a little more fun for readers. The plugin hit a bit of a snag these last 2 weeks, with…
244 – There’s Money to Be Made with WordPress
In today’s episode we talk about the 4 different ways you can make money by using WordPress in a targeted market.
EP147 – Where to place the blame when WordPress problems arise
On this episode of WPwatercooler we will be discussing “where to place the blame when WordPress problems arise” Show airs August 3 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTC * Blame Avada? * Learn the best way with Lynda * Build your site, learn how to use WordPress and then add additional functionality. *…
Podcast E075 – Front End & Back End Development Defined
This week I define the differences between Front End & Back End Development Upcoming Events WordCamp Brighton (East Sussex) – August 8, 2015 Segment 1: In the News WordPress 4.3 RC now available Segment 2: Difference between Front End & Back End Development Segment 3: Tool of the Week WPHelp
052 Pippin Williamson on WordPress Plugin Development
Pippin Williamson is our guest on on episode 052 with the WP-Tonic panel. He is the expert on devloping WordPress plugins. PRESS THIS LINK TO SEE THE YOUTUBE VERSION ==================== WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress business podcast where we talk…
WPWeekly Episode 201 – Interview With Paul Gibbs and John James Jacoby
In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Paul Gibbs and John James Jacoby. Jacoby … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 201 – Interview With Paul Gibbs and John James Jacoby →
Behind the Scenes of WordPress 4.2.3 With Gary Pendergast
When WordPress 4.2.3 was released last week, not only did it patch a critical security vulnerability, but also adversely impacted … Continue reading Behind the Scenes of WordPress 4.2.3 With Gary Pendergast →