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In Episode #7 of the WP Elevation podcast I spoke with Maren Kate Donovan, CEO and founder of Zirtual, a US based virtual assistant service. I recently hired a virtual assistant, or a Zirtual assistant as they call them, through the Zirtual service and was blown away at their excellent on-boarding process. I also…
Changing your theme is a lot of work. Follow these steps to make sure you don’t miss anything when it comes to refreshing your website’s look and feel.
Today’s topic we will be discussing the use of images and galleries in WordPress. There are many plugins and prebuilt solutions to help with these, we’ll be exploring a few of them from the 1000ft level and then digging deeper into our favorites. Tips for working with imaged and galleries in WordPress When used correctly (as…
On this weeks edition of the show, Alex Denning was my special guest along with the new owners of WPShout.com, … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 125 – Alex Denning And The Future Of WPShout →
Stephanie Leary, a freelance developer and author, joins us for Episode 5 to discuss her development work and other topics, including GenerateWP and our favorite plugins from the last few weeks.
John talks about how he tested the idea for Ghost with a simple blog post that went viral and how he managed to pull off a kickstarter campaign that landed him almost £200K in startup funding. The post Episode #6 – John O’Nolan from Ghost appeared first on WP Elevation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy…
Just getting back from PressNomics and flipping through my Rolodex of awesome new connections. Oh and catching up from jet lag — sorry Rebecca. 🙂 If you’re interested in attending PressNomics or learning what it’s all about, check out my review here. Loads of good comments there too. So what’s up in episode 53? I…
In today’s podcast, learn how you can increase the number of people who come to your website to read your content and note you don’t have to post more often!
Today’s topic is WordPress 3.7, auto updates and quick iterations. 3.7 released in October and 3.8 will be released in December. Is that a good/reasonable release schedule? It’s possible that this kind of release schedule will create more diligence as far as custom theme developers in keeping the standards and prevent “hacked” versions of themes….
For the first time since returning to the airwaves, we had all three contributing authors to WordPress Tavern on the … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 124 – The Three WordPressteers →
In Episode #5 of the WP Elevation podcast I had the pleasure of talking a fellow Australian Japh Thomson who is WordPress Evangelist at Envato, the company behind several creative marketplaces like ThemeForest and CodeCanyon. The post Episode #5 – Japh Thomson appeared first on WP Elevation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, we dive in and learn why more of our keyword search terms are falling into the (not provided) bucket, what that means, and new ways to analyze our data.
Today we are talking about the latest plugins we are using in our day to day WordPress web development. What’s a Plugin? A plugin is architecture which allows users and developers to extend WordPress’s abilities beyond the core installation. Each plugin offers custom functions and features enabling users to tailor their sites to their specific…
This week, interviewed book author Scott Berkun. Scott Berkun, a former Microsoft manager during the 1994- 2003 time frame where … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 123 – Scott Berkun And The Year Without Pants →
In Episode #4 of the WP Elevation podcast, I talk to Shane Pearlman from Modern Tribe, a collective of WordPress freelancers working with some of the biggest brands on the planet and the makers of the awesome Events Calendar Pro plugin, among others. Oh yeah, and we’re giving away a copy of the Events…
