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Let’s cut to the chase. WordCamp’s are great, but it’s a breeding ground for our competition. I know, I know — we’re all friends here. Just hear out my next guest. John is a master marketer and business builder. He uses WordPress to write his blog which ultimately lead to publishing his book, Brand Against the Machine….
This week on WPwatercooler we are the upcoming and recent WordCamps: San Diego, Atlanta, Miami and Reno.We will be talking with various speakers from the event and get some insight into their talk topics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this weeks episode, learn how to create correct sized images, my webinar service and how to quickly and easily create a shopping cart on your website!
Want to learn how to be more productive in your freelance career or WordPress business? If you answered yes, you’ve come to the right place. Meet Mike Vardy a productivityist by day, author and blogger by night. I invited Mike on to the show to talk to us about becoming more lean and mean with our daily…
This week on WPwatercooler we are talking about what are some of the criteria to look for in picking a “business theme” for you next business related website. [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”picking-your-money-maker-theme-5-513d3902f2a5b” show_gravatar=”true”] Jason introduces the business theme topic. Chris calls out Steve for being skeptical about the topic. A few OC-ValleyGirl side comments ensue. Steve declares…
Literally, the lights went out in this episode! But hey, if you’re listening to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher – you won’t even notice. Seriously though, what happens when the lights go out on your client’s WordPress website? Mika leads the WordPress support team at Dreamhost and is part of the core WordPress team…
With over 22,000 free plugins in the WordPress repository, it can be difficult to find the perfect one. Learn my step by step approach!
Today’s topic is One blog or multiple? The topic was suggested to us by Chris Lema. On this episode of WPwatercooler we are talking about if you should have two sites (with personal and business content on each) or just one (with both on it). Live stream starts at 11am PST Monday March 4 2013. [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep24-one-blog-or-multiple-wpwatercooler-march-4-2013-5-5133d428c21cc” show_gravatar=”true”] See…
I don’t like to play favorites, but this has been one of the best interviews so far. Cory Miller has built a massively successful WordPress business over at ithemes. In my eyes, he is the quintessential entrepreneur. He embodies talent, drive, and the desire to succeed. If you want to learn how to get your business…
The world is in desperate need of more programmers. In this episode learn six reasons to start coding today!
Today’s topic is How did you get started in WordPress web development? The topic was suggested to us by our own Suzette Franck. On this episode of WPwatercooler we are talking about How did you get started in WordPress web development? If you ever wanted to know how your fellow web developers got into WordPress…
Becoming an entrepreneur takes a special person. Some might say passionate, driven, and even crazy. I only have two words to describe Mr. Saddington: Focus and clarity. If you’re running your first startup or third, you need to watch (or listen) to this interview with creator of the Standard theme, founder of 8bit, and now…
Join us today as we take a look into how to remove some of the bloat from our WordPress database.
The Matt Report is all about learning from other WordPress entrepreneurs and their respective business. We’re not just listening to the journey of designers and developers — but also marketers, author’s, and today’s guest a marketplace founder. If you’re thinking of starting your own marketplace or just about to start selling your first plugin, you want to tune…
You can become a more efficient WordPress Developer by implementing these 11 steps.
