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In this episode, Marcus Couch and I discuss WordPress 4.1 beta 1, the delay of Composer by SIDEKICK, and a … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 171 – Interview With WP101 Founder, Shawn Hesketh →
Dale Beaumont turned this episode of the podcast into a Masterclass by teaching us so much about positioning, finding your niche, getting clear about your purpose and vision for your business, avoiding distraction, processes and systems and getting out of your own way long enough to speak in front of groups pf people! I’ve…
Today we take an in depth look at a platform that is the most similar to WordPress, Ghost. It looks to be a great platform for writers.
Leadin is a project that was conceived and continues to be nurtured at the Hubspot headquarters. While there is a plugin to integrate WordPress with the Hubspot system plugin, Leadin was expressly created to use as a standalone WordPress marketing automation plugin for small businesses. The creators, Nelson Joyce and Andy Cook, were given little…
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This week I talk about moving from Freelance to Fulltime – i.e. It’s Not a Hobby (Anymore) Upcoming Events WordCamp Nepal – November 22 Segment 1: In the News WordPress 4.1 Beta 1 WordPress.com – released 2 ebooks that went along with their Blogging U course. Writing 101 and Writing 201 are now avail…
Welcome to WP-Tonic Episode 14. Today Jonathan and I are interviewing a 20 something Austrian who runs a business out of Bangkok, Thailand, but before we get into the show, I would like update you, the listeners, on what Jonathan and I are doing with our businesses. First, to the surprise of many, we made…
Since our guest couldn’t make it due to illness, Marcus Couch and I took the opportunity to thank all of … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 170 – I’ve Got Your Drama Right Here →
We talk to John about working remotely, his Flox project, and about his crowd funding campaign that he has on the go.
Tracy Levesque is one half of Yikes Inc, a WordPress and Cold Fusion shop in Philadelphia. She speaks at WordCamps, teaches at Girl Develop It and is a big fan of getting up close and personal with her fears. In this episode, you’ll discover how they have grown their team, learnt to say no…
We continue our comparison today between different website platforms by taking a look at Weebly. After reviewing, I’m impressed. Here my thoughts on this week’s episode.
This week on WPwatercooler we’ll be discussing the Latest WordPress Design Trends. SVG & Font Icons * Iconic http://useiconic.com * Dashicons https://github.com/melchoyce/dashicons by mel * Fontawesome http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/ http://fontawesome.io/ Examples and inspiration * Swiss Style graphic design * Grid Based Design * airbnb microsite – Will and Chain * I Touched Myself Breast Cancer site (safe…
This week I share 5 resources that I use to continue my education! Take a listen… Upcoming Events WordCamp Warsaw WordCamp Toronto Segment 1: In the News Automattic aquires the CODE FOR THE PEOPLE Segment 2: 5 Online resources to LEARN stuff! W3 Schools Tuts+ WP Sessions Lynda Kelby Training Segment 3: Tip of the Week Adding…
In this week’s edition of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I get you caught up with the news you need … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 169 – WordPress is Now a Verb →
David Kadavy wrote an epic blog post to try and get a speaking spot at SXSW and instead landed himself a book deal with Wiley to write Design for Hackers (which went on to debut at #18 on all of Amazon). In this episode we talk about the Tango and Salsa dancing, Tim Ferriss,…
