110 – Is WordPress.com the Solution for Hosting?
In this episode, I talk with Sean and Randy from beAutomated about the value of looking at wordpress.com to host their company website.
EP16 – WordPress Web Trends for 2013 – WPwatercooler – January 7 2013
“WordPress Web Trends for 2013” we are joined with Suzette Franck, Elizabeth Shilling, Sé Reed, Steve Zehngut, Jon Brown, Dave Jesch, Chris Lema and out host Jason Tucker. Recording starts at 11:00am PST on Mondays. Might be a little difficult to talk about… Alex has nice hair. Pasadena WordPress Meetup 1/29th. Talking about the latest…
109 – Important Things to Focus on in 2013
In this episode, I share the top things that WordPress website owners and WordPress developers should focus on learning / doing in 2013.
EP15 – WordPress New Years Resolutions for 2013 – WPwatercooler – December 31 2012
We had a full crew on today’s show talking about WordPress New Years resolutions. We’re joined by Chris Lema, Patrick Rauland, Suzette Franck, Dave Jesch, Wes Chyrchel, Steve Zehngut, Sé Reed, Devin Walker and your host Jason Tucker See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Amber Weinberg: Conquer your freelance career; become a professional WordPress developer
Think freelancing is a tough gig? Try moving half way around the world and rebuilding your business from the ground up. In this amazing interview with Amber Weinberg, she’s going to share that story with us. We’re going to discuss the journey of selling WordPress sites to anyone that wanted one, to now working strictly…
108 – The Dangers of the functions.php File
In this interview with Dave Clements, we talk about the dangers of putting custom code in the functions.php file.
EP14 – Favorite Plugins – WPwatercooler – December 24 2012
This week’s show we talked about our favorite plugins. * Jason Tucker – Easy Invitation Codes * Chris Lema – Microkid’s Related Posts * Dave Jesch – Shopp SEO Glue * Suzette Franck – WordFence * Gregg Franklin – Advanced Custom Fields * Jon Brown – Tabify Edit Screen * Drew Poland – Gravity Forms * Wes Chyrchel –…
107 – Five Reasons Your Site Loads Slowly
In today’s episode, I share a resource for checking how quickly your website loads and point out five different things that cause some websites to load slower than they should.
Andrea Rennick customer advocate at Copyblogger on building a community in WordPress
What makes a support team, business, or community successful? Someone with awesome drive, who communicates well, and genuinely cares about the customer. That’s just a small part of what makes Andrea Rennick rock at her job at Copyblogger Media. I want you to watch or listen to this interview (because we had some technical difficulties half way…
EP13 – “WordPress Ecommerce Plugins” – WPwatercooler – December 17 2012
WordPress Ecommerce Plugins – Today we are joined with Sé Reed, Chris Lema, Wes Chyrchel, Scott Bolinger, Dave Jesch and our host Jason Tucker Holy War of E-Commerce Plugins WooCommerce and Shopp Sé did a 4 hour conference on Shopp, she had previous issues with it and learned quite a bit from this talk. Her fave…
106 – How to Teach Someone WordPress
Learn about the brand new version of WordPress along with new plugin favorites area, plus I share how I teach my clients to use WordPress.
Tom McFarlin: How to make a living and find success using WordPress
Some of us love what we do and some of us do not. Tom McFarlin joined me to talk about building his WordPress freelance career. He’s a partner at 8bit and co-creator of The Standard Theme. He works with a wide range of clients and considers himself successful in doing so. It’s not because of…
EP12 – “Mobile Responsive WordPress” – WPwatercooler – December 10 2012
Mobile Responsive WordPress – Today we are joined with Suzette Franck, Elizabeth Shilling, Patrick Raul, Jon Brown, Dave Jesch, Steve Zehngut, Cody Landefeld, Wes Chyrchel, Chris Lema and Jason Tucker. Jon goes in to explain how responsive and mobile are different. Elizabeth mentions that a lot people use their sites as mobile. Jon wants the difference between…
105 – How to Charge for Maintenance of a WordPress Website
In today’s episode, learn how to charge your customers for the maintenance of their WordPress websites. I also spend time talking about my week of being disconnected from the grid.
EP11 – “WordPress 3.5” – WPwatercooler – December 3 2012
This week we are discussing WordPress 3.5 with Sé Reed, Suzette Franck, Gregg Franklin, Austin Gunter, Patrick Rauland, Steve Zehngut and our host Jason Tucker See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.