Episode 13 – The WP Ninjas
James Laws and Kevin Stover from WP Ninjas join us to tell about their history as a business and the challenges and experiences they’ve had building their flagship product, Ninja Forms.
Episode #20 – Trent Lapinski
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167 – New Software / Plugins / Services to the WordPress Space
In today’s episode, we talk about some of the new plugins / software that has been recently created for WordPress.
EP76 – Photographer options in WordPress – February 10 2014
This week on WPwatercooler we will be discussing the various options that photographers have for their websites. Themes showcasing their photos, plugins to build galleries and sliders or tools for selling photos on their website. Live stream starts at 11am PDT / 2pm EST / 7PM UTC Mentioned Plugins and Themes: Prophoto NextGen Gallery Envira…
WPWeekly Episode 137 – Making A Living On ThemeForest With Jonathan Atkinson
In this episode of WordPress Weekly, we were joined by Jonathan Atkinson of Cr3ative.com and discussed what it’s like to … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 137 – Making A Living On ThemeForest With Jonathan Atkinson →
Episode #19 – Bill Belew
Hit the publish button! In Episode #19 of the WP Elevation podcast I had a hoot of a time talking with Bill Belew (and his young daughter who made a guest appearance) about the importance of hitting the publish button. If you want to get found, give people more stuff to find. The post…
166 – How to Push Local Changes to Your Live WordPress Site
In this episode, we talk about the systems I have in place to make edits to my development site and how I push those changes live to my server.
Industry Night #7 – Talking Membership Tools with Dave Jackson
If you’re looking to learn more about running and maintaining your own membership site, this episode is for you! So sit back, grab a cold one and join me in my conversation with Dave Jackson from The School of Podcasting!
EP75 – Which WordPress theme best matches my business goals? – Feb 3rd 2014
On this episode of WPwatercooler we will be discussing which WordPress theme best matches our viewers business goals. People are always looking for a good theme that will take their business to the next level and hopefully reach their goals. Let’s discuss which goals are the most popular and what themes would work well for…
165 – How mySQL works with WordPress
Today, I do my best to explain how the mySQL database works with WordPress and how it’s the most important piece of your backup procedure.
WPWeekly Episode 136 – Nick Haskins, Creator Of The Aesop Storytelling Engine
In this weeks installment of WordPress Weekly, I was joined by plugin guru Marcus Couch and special guest Nick Haskins. … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 136 – Nick Haskins, Creator Of The Aesop Storytelling Engine →
Episode 12 – All about custom tables
For episode 12 we decided to tackle the subject of using custom database tables in plugins. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages of various data storage architectures.
Episode #18 – Dan Norris
In Episode #18 of the WP Elevation podcast I had a great time talking with fellow Australian WordPress entrepreneur Dan Norris from WP Curve. Dan has built a service as a service company offering WordPress maintenance and support services as a monthly subscription product. He also runs a podcast called Startup Chat and is…
EP74 – WordPress Ecommerce without shipping – digital downloads – January 27th 2014
On this episode of WPwatercooler we will be discussing ecommerce with digital downloads. There are many solutions to this and we’ll be talking about some that we have provided to our customers. Live stream starts at 11am PDT / 2pm EST / 7PM UTC See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
WPWeekly Episode 135 – Podcasting With WordPress
In this episode of WordPress Weekly, I was joined by Marcus Couch and Matt Medeiros of Mattreport.com and founder of … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 135 – Podcasting With WordPress →