127 – Software Tools for Developers Part 3
In today’s episode, I interview 4 different interviews of WordPress developers to hear what tools they use for their development.
EP33 – Learning WordPress – May 6 2013
This week’s topic we are focusing on how we help other people learn WordPress. Tools, resources, sites, approaches, techniques, etc. * What are the gotchas, as people learn? * What are the best ways people learn? * What ways have we tried that sucked? [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep33-learning-wordpress-may-6-2013-5-5186e9f612a07″ show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Episode 26: From WordPress freelancer to working at WebDevStudios
You have to wear many hats as a freelancer. The question is, do you really want to? Ryan Duff joins us in Episode 26 to discuss his journey from freelancer to working at WebDevStudios one of the fastest growing WordPress shops around. Don’t miss this episode if you’re looking for a change in your WordPress…
126 – Take Your Website Mobile with WPtouch
Sometimes responsive design isn’t the way to go. In today’s episode we talk to the co-founder of WPtouch.
Episode 25: Growth hacks for WordPress freelancers w/ Aaron Holbrook
Looking for ways to find more clients, land bigger projects, grow a network of trusted peers and increase revenue? I sit down with Aaron Holbrook of A7 Web Design to discuss how he’s doing just that and more. Aaron shares his unique story and how it has unfolded into building his virtual agency. Don’t miss…
EP32 – Scope Creep – WPwatercooler – April 29 2013
Today’s topic is our good friend Scope Creep. Scope Creep (also called requirement creep) in project management refers to uncontrolled changes or continuous growth in a project’s scope. We will be discussing techniques on making sure a project is properly defined, documented, or controlled. [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep32-scope-creep-april-29-2013-5-517dbf3fedf79″ show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Episode 24: A WordPress business built on selling buttons
Keep it simple stupid. Take your idea and cut it and half and then cut it in half again. Then pick the top 3 features of you product and cross off 2 of them. What do you have left? Buttons. I love the idea of Max Foundry’s button plugin because it solves such a simple…
125 – Make Your Site Compatible with Pinterest
I am pleased to have Cynthia Sanchez, a Pinterest expert, to share how we can make sure our sites are Pinterest friendly.
Episode 23: The rise of WordPress media
Have you noticed an increase in WordPress media lately? Podcasts, YouTube channels, weekly newsletters, and recently a 24 hour live marathon are all on the rise. It’s why I produce this podcast and why many others are starting to turn the camera and mic to WordPress. My latest guest runs a very popular WordPress podcast called…
EP31 – Post PSD WordPress Dev Tools – WPwatercooler – April 22 2013
On this episode of WPwatercooler we will be discussing techniques that are use to build WordPress websites after a PSD is created. The topic was suggested to us by our own Cody Landefeld [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep31-post-psd-wordpress-dev-april-22-2013-5-51743c5d3df64″ show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
124 – Guard Your WordPress Site Against Attacks
In this week’s episode, I share about the recent Brute Force Attack on over 90,000 IP addresses
EP30 – WordCamp Miami & WordSesh Recap – WPwatercooler – April 15 2013
Today’s topic is WordCamp Miami and WordSesh! [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep30-wordcamp-miami-wordsesh-recap-april-15-2013-5-516ad3916ee1f” show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Episode 22: Improving your WordPress craft
We hear it in blogging all the time. Find a niche and you will find your market. Meet Thomas Griffin author of Soliloquy a powerful responsive WordPress slider. In this interview we discuss what it’s like to start off small and continue to refine to find the success you’re looking for. Don’t miss this episode! Interview…
123 – How to Interpret What a Client Wants
In this episode, I share the details of how I get information from a client before starting their project.
Episode 21: What it’s like to work at Automattic
Ever wonder what it’s like to work at Automattic? Not sure what or who Automattic is? Meet my guest Erick Hitter as he introduces us to the life of an Automattician. Parent commercial company behind WordPress software and one of the largest virtual working companies on the planet. Episode 21: Interview with Erick Hitter Watch…