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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.
In today’s episode I finally make it around to inviting my good friend Jake Goldman on to the show. If you don’t know Jake, he’s running one of the largest WordPress agencies on the planet. If you’re looking to scale your own shop, we talk about some very important steps starting with recruiting the right…
In this episode I discuss WP 3.9 Beta 1, “Content Overlap”, my favorite plugin for maintenance pages and share some upcoming events to learn more about WordPress. Segment 1: In the News WordPress 3.9 Beta 1 Chris Lema Cruise Segment 2: Comment about “Content Overlap” Blogging vs. Podcasting vs Video How To's Segment 3: Plugin…
The ecosystem of businesses that have been built around WordPress is huge, but shallow. Few companies are both large (relatively speaking) and central to a broad WordPress community. With 60+ employees, some of which are very well-known WordPress developers, 10up has quickly become a central figure in the WordPress world. Big WordPress companies with significant…
On this episode of WPWatercooler we will be discussing when is it appropriate to use WordPress Multisite. Live stream starts March 24th at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTC [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep81-when-is-it-appropriate-to-use-wordpress-multisite-march-17-2014-5-5326″ show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We’ve kept this weeks edition of WordPress Weekly short and sweet. We talked about the news of week and I … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 141 – One Million WordCamps In Ohio →
Episode 15 covers many of the new enhancements coming to WordPress 3.9 in April, 2014
Welcome to the WP Elevation Podcast, Episode #24. Our guest this week is Kim Doyal, affectionately known as The WP Chick. In this episode you’re going to learn what Indiana Jones and Ikea Furniture have to do with WordPress. And we’re going to give you a very practical tip that you can start doing…
There is managed WordPress hosting and then there is the VIP platform. Ok, so maybe you don’t make the leap THAT fast, but if you’re a Fortune 50 looking for a strong SLA tied closely to Automattic, you might choose VIP. Paul Maiorana, VP of Platform Services, joins us to talk about what it’s like…
Listen in as I recap WordCamp Dayton, which happened this past weekend and the benefits of attending WordCamps and other local WordPress meetups.
