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Think about the high performing companies you subscribe to and the image they portray on the web, in social media, and within your inbox. I’m a raving fan of a company that uses a monkey as part of their brand. Can you guess who that is? Mailchimp. Where the name might sound foolish and playful,…
This weeks episode features Chris Cochran, co-organizer of Wordsesh. In this episode, we discussed the inspiration behind the event, Wordsesh … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 131 – Talking Wordsesh With Chris Cochran →
I’m really excited to sit down and chat with the developer of wpForGlass, a WordPress plugin for publishing via Google Glass. When the news broke, the first thing that came to my mind was, “Who is Ozzy Farman and this agency Weber Shandwick?” Why is that important? In my humble opinion, this type of plugin…
In Episode #13 I spent some time chatting with Australian online marketing powerhouse James Schramko from Super Fast Business about how he has grown his business and used education to capture the attention of his customers. His background selling prestige Mercedes Benz cars informed his passion for providing high quality information as a way…
In today’s episode, we take a look at the differences between the free WordPress.com solution and the self-hosted WordPress.org version
On tonight’s show we’re engaged in conversation with Pippin Willamson, developer of many notable plugins including Easy Digital Downloads. Along with his co-host Brad Touesnard, Pippin produces one of my favorite WordPress Development podcasts, Apply Filters.
On this episode of WPwatercooler we will be discussing the various form plugins that are available for WordPress, which you should use and why. Forms show on your website and allow you to put data into the website. Depending on which form you’re using it does different things with it. Forms will take the data and…
In this edition of WordPress Weekly, our special guest was Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of WordPress. After catching up with the … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 130 – Catching Up With Matt Mullenweg →
For Episode 8, we discuss our latest projects, noteworthy plugins, and the topic of unit tests in WordPress plugin development.
In Episode 12 I speak to Miriam Schwab from Israel about running a WordPress agency, managing a team and playing Mum to 7 kids! Miriam confesses to having a crazy side and is very transparent in how she has coped with the stresses of building a team in Jerusalem. If you think you’ve got…
In this week’s episode, I take a look at different ways to gain exposure for your WordPress development business. If you want to grow your business, this show is for you!
Sometimes I should learn to keep my mouth shut. But if I did, we wouldn’t get awesome interviews like this one with James Schramko of superfastbusiness.com. I was listening to James interview on another podcast and he lead in to how easy it is to launch a WordPress website. Even more so, how fast and cheap it…
I’ve always been one to seek out those small little bridges of technology that can connect WordPress to the rest of the world. Roost is a good candidate for anyone who would like to push their content to an audience without the restrictions of having an app made. So pull up a chair, grab a…
Today’s topic is our favorite plugin Jetpack. What is Jetpack? It’s a plugin that comes with WordPress, it’s not always automatically installed but it does require an API key in order to work. Although in some server infrastructures it is automatically installed. Boiled down, it’s basically a lot of plugins within one plugin. Jetpack has…
In Episode 11 of the WP Elevation podcast I spoke with Brad Touesnard from Delicious Brains, home of WP Migrate DB. Brad has been through the experience of launching the WP App Store, which included investment from Adii Pienaar at WooThemes and Carl Hancock at Gravity Forms. The WP App Store ultimately failed and…
