174 – 10 Different Styles of Content for your WordPress Blog
In this week’s episode, we explore the 10 different types of blog posts you could create for your audience to consume.
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In this week’s episode, we explore the 10 different types of blog posts you could create for your audience to consume.
This week I discuss a few more updates to WordPress 3.9 Beta 3, answer a question about website load times and share a few plugins. Upcoming Events WordCamp Orange County – June 7-8, 2014 WordCamp Los Angeles – in the planning stages Segment 1: In the News 3.9 Beta 3 Segment 2: Q/A This week…
On this episode of WPWatercooler we will be discussing various methods to resolve client problems. From early on in the relationship with scope to “I want this to be more red, and make it pop” to “Mr. Client you owe me your final payment” we’ll talk about the gotchas and how to resolve client problems….
Sarah Gooding and I debated whether or not smilies are content and what the true focus of debate should be … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 143 – Something To Smiley About →
There’s a great resource that so many of us overlook. It starts with the time you spend invoicing, speaking on the phone and training clients. It’s the time it takes to update a plugin starting from the first click to login. There’s top pages, posts and podcasts that your audience consumes on a monthly basis….
Episode 16 is all about caching. From testing plugins with caching to the various kinds of server side caching, we touch on it all.
Welcome to episode 26 of WP Elevation podcast. Our featured guest this week is Chris Ducker from the Philippines. He’s the go-to guy when it comes to helping entrepreneurs build virtual teams. In this episode you are going to learn the importance of building a virtual team and surrounding yourself with some people who…
In today’s episode, we talk about the new iThemes Security plugin and how to use Lead Pages to increase your email signups.
Pantheon is a website development, deployment, and hosting platform. But they aren’t just any host. They like to think of their product as a hosting killer, because in their mind, they do much more than just hosting. I heard about Pantheon for the first time last year, when it was a Drupal-only platform. When Pantheon…
One day I’ll write a book about how the experience of selling cars should be a precursor to becoming an entrepreneur. In fact, I’ve put some thoughts together on that topic before. There’s no better training than working with cold calls, negotiations and rejection that the car lot affords you. After a few years, you…
In this episode I discuss my methods on updating WP Core & Plugins as well as a few upcoming events. Upcoming Events: – March 27th, 2014 SBDC – Small Business Development Center – Free seminar. Podcasting Fundraiser Segment 1: In the News WordPress Roadmap Segment 2: Listener Question Updating WordPress – Core or Plugins first?…
Marcus Couch and I were joined by Steve Burge, founder of OSTraining.com. OSTraining was launched in 2008 and is one … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 142 – Interview With The Founder Of OSTraining, Steve Burge →
In Episode #25, I spoke with Brian Clark from Copyblogger. For those of you that have been living under a rock for the last ten years, Copyblogger is home to StudioPress, Genesis Framework, all of the beautiful Genesis themes, Scribe content marketing software, and Synthesis WordPress hosting. In this episode, you will learn the…
I have the honor of sitting down with legacy WordPress entrepreneur Alex King of Crowd Favorite in today’s episode. Rounding off my release of big name WordPress agency founders, Alex paints the portrait of his 10+ year WordPress career. We cover the recent acquisition from VeloMedia to learning the hard lessons of building a team….
Today’s episode highlights the new features that will ship with the next version of WordPress, 3.9.