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Shawn DeWolfe, co-founder of ThoseDeWolfes Creative, reaches his hand into both the WordPress and Drupal “cookie jars” depending on the nature of the project he’s working on. With WordPress, you get the illusion that you can do something complex real fast. In early July 2014, Shawn released his product Share Cluster plugin into the WordPress…
In this weeks show, Marcus Couch and I are joined by the founder of BruteProtect, Sam Hotchkiss. We learn the … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 160 – The Founder Of BruteProtect, Sam Hotchkiss →
Jason’s best friend looked so much like Justin Timberlake that they used to use this to get into parties and venues. Jason built a website called N’Shit to make fun of Justin Timberlake’s band at the time N’Sync. The website was a hit. From these humble beginnings Jason went on to build a multi-million…
Pressed for time? In today’s episode, I share a list of ideas for small items that you can work on to make your WordPress website better.
In this episode Jonathan and Bill dig into the real estate industry to see how WordPress, social media and traditional media all work to promote the marketing of real estate. What we found is that real estate agents still need to go the basics of establishing spears of influence call farms, both personal and geographical….
This week I suggest 3 places where to buy a WordPress Theme Upcoming Events WordCamp Peru – Aug 30, 2014 Segment 1: In the News iThemes Backup Buddy 5 released. Segment 2: 3 Places to buy Themes WooThemes GraphPaper Press Elegant Themes Frameworks – just in case you’re interested! Headway Builder Segment 3: Tool of the…
On this episode of WPwatercooler we will be discussing WordPress events that aren’t “WordCamps,” why these events exists and which events are out there for you to participate in. Show airs August 25 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTC [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep101-wordpress-events-moving-past-wordcamps-aug-25-2014-5-53fa72c89790e” show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ben Fox co-founder of FlowPress, WPUniversity.com and Sidekick.pro shares smart ideas about pricing, building a team and having a greater vision for his new product offering. Embrace and address the challenge of pricing your new product by talking directly to your prospective customers to fine tune your offering to the needs of your different customer…
Today show we have Matt Medeiros, a WordPress entrepreneur, podcaster and co-founder of Slocum Studio. Matt started the Matt Report podcast in October of 2012 and it quickly grew to one of the most popular WordPress podcasts available. Matt Report became a connect with the community and help others while spreading the good gospel of…
In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Leland Fiegel. Fiegel is the founder of … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 159 – The Future of WPChat With Leland Fiegel →
Dan Cameron, a freelance developer that has been working with WordPress since before version 1.2, joins us to talk about his history and Sprout Apps.
Pippin Williamson is the man behind the fantastic plugins Restrict Content Pro, Easy Digital Downloads and Affiliate WP as well as teaching others in his plugin development courses at pippinsplugins.com and co-opting the Apply Filters podcast with Brad Touesnard – and he’s only 25! The post Episode #46 Pippin Williamson from Pippin’s Plugins appeared…
In today’s episode, we look at how we can take the power of IFTTT to automate our website in ways that will make us more productive.
This week I talk about the 2 ways to targeting a theme when working with clients. Upcoming Events SoCal WP Meetup – August 20, 2014 South Bay WP Meetup – August 21, 2014 Segment 1: In the News WordPress 4.0 Beta 4 Segment 2: Targeting Themes My thoughts on helping clients pick a theme that will…
Au programme Émilie et Frédéric sont nos invités pour ce nouvel épisode dont le thème principal aborde le monde professionnel autour de WordPress. Émilie est Directrice & Fondatrice de l’agence Whodunit, Frédéric est Directeur Associé & Fondateur de Globalis, deux entreprises qui étaient sponsors du WordCamp Paris 2014. Ils témoignent sur leurs convictions de l’intérêt…
