131 – How to display Google Sitelinks in Search Results
Have you ever wondered on how to get sublinks to show up underneath your website in Google results? You’ll find out in this week’s episode!
EP37 – WordCamp Orange County – June 3 2013
On this weeks episode we will be discussing the recent WordCamp Orange County #WCOC. There were many great talks and events that happened during this awesome camp. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Episode 33: Blair Williams founder of Memberpress
Every now again you come across an entrepreneur who’s doing things a bit differently. Meet Blair Williams founder of the WordPress membership plugin Memberpress. Blair joins the program to talk about his many entrepreneurial ventures in the WordPress space including Affiliate Royale and Pretty Link Pro. Catch this episode to find out what it’s like pricing multiple…
Episode 32: Why the world needs another WordPress management tool
I found Paul Goodchild when someone tweeted: “Do we really need another WordPress management tool?” Well, if you listen to Paul’s interview, you’re going to find out why we do. When we recorded this, his product was called Worpit and has now rebranded to iControlWP. Paul’s a great guy and has a great story to…
130 – Your Questions Answered
In this week’s episode, I answer questions about subdomains, Jetpack statistics plugin, how to upload files and automatically bill clients.
EP36 – 10 Years of WordPress – May 27 2013
On this episode of WPwatercooler we are talking about the 10 year anniversary of WordPress. Live stream starts Monday at 11am PST [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep36-10-years-of-wordpress-may-27-2013-5-51a286fa52016″ show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Episode 31: Growing your WordPress theme shop w/ Adam Pickering
Learn what Adam Pickering did to grow his WordPress theme shop and build his brand. Adam is co-founder of Mint Themes and designer of the Astoundify crowd funding theme. We have a great discussion about how he built his companies, leveraged SEO to drive traffic, and how to price products. If you find yourself sitting in a…
Episode 30: The Genesis of Copyblogger
Do you know how hard it is to craft a headline about a guy who spends his time writing headlines? Introducing Brian Clark, founder of Copyblogger Media, is down right nerve wracking. I don’t even want to type anymore, that’s how badly I think I’m going to get criticized. I digress. Here are a few headlines…
129 – 10 Most Overlooked WordPress Features
In this week’s episode, we take a look at the 10 most overlooked features that are built in to WordPress and how to use them.
EP35 – Customer support: public forum or private email? – May 20 2013
This weekend discussion is about methods of providing support to your customers, or as a customer how do you want to be supported? Live stream starts today (Monday) at 11:00am PST / 2:00pm EST. A year ago (about there), WooThemes, StudioPress and even Yoast managed questions and support via a discussion forum (WooThemes & StudioPress…
Episode 29: Rafal Tomal lead WordPress designer at Copyblogger
Have you ever had that mouth wide open, I just met a celebrity feeling? That’s the way I felt when I interviewed Rafal Tomal lead WordPress designer at Copyblogger. Ok, you might not love WordPress themes as much as I do, but if you do, I bet you love the stuff Rafal has put out….
128 – Keep Your Sites in Sync with DB Manage Pro
In this episode, we look at a new tool you can use to keep a development site and a live site in sync.
EP34 – Weekend Emails – WPwatercooler – May 13 2013
This week we’re talking building websites as a WordPress Developer or Designer and in particular,weekend emails. This is when customers send you email on the weekend, do you reply? Yes or No. Is there a right answer? Is there a wrong one? This episode was inspired by Chris Lema’s recent post over at ChrisLema.com [LISTATTENDEES…
Episode 28: Is WordPress recession proof?
A lot of the entrepreneurs I’ve interviewed started in the last economic downturn of 2008. So that got me thinking, is WordPress recession proof? WordPress services can be sliced and diced in many ways. It’s not creating “work” that’s the hard part, it’s finding the right vertical. Rebecca Gill of Web Savvy Marketing joins us…
Episode 27: How to dominate in a niche WordPress business
These are the stories I love. Folks who are honing in on one vertical industry and putting out a great product or service. Angie Meeker of Angie Meeker Designs walks us through her journey of starting out in the WordPress world to finding a niche vertical business. If you’re all about focus and growing — don’t miss…