Episode 409: WordPress Potpourri With Damon Cook
Rob Cairns talks to Damon Cook about WordPress. Show Highlights: 1. What changes are coming? 2. What is Damon excited about in WordPress? 3. Things Rob and Damon would like to see in WordPress.
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Rob Cairns talks to Damon Cook about WordPress. Show Highlights: 1. What changes are coming? 2. What is Damon excited about in WordPress? 3. Things Rob and Damon would like to see in WordPress.
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On this episode of WPwatercooler titled “Lies, Damned Lies, and Analytics,” the discussion revolves around the complexities and alternatives to using web analytics tools for website management. The hosts, Jason Tucker and Jason Cosper, delve into the fallout from changes to Jetpack stats, prompting users to consider paying for previously free services. They explore the…
In this podcast episode, Michelle Frechette and Corey Maass delve into their experiences with design and technical challenges. They discuss the intricacies of using Beaver Builder for creating a 404 page, with Corey expressing frustration over camera issues and a desire to enhance brand representation. Michelle brings up an accessibility oversight in a newsletter and…
Volvemos a la carga después de la vuelta de Bilbao de la fantástica WordCamp que ha organizado Madrillano.
Send a text A conversation with a woman known for her teaching skills and care for the WordPress Community In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Courtney Robertson, where we dive into her background, upbringing, and professional journey. We start off with a lighthearted introduction before Courtney shares her roots in Shippensburg and…
Send us Fan Mail A conversation with a woman known for her teaching skills and care for the WordPress Community In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Courtney Robertson, where we dive into her background, upbringing, and professional journey. We start off with a lighthearted introduction before Courtney shares her roots in Shippensburg…
Send a text A conversation with a woman known for her teaching skills and care for the WordPress Community In this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Courtney Robertson, where we dive into her background, upbringing, and professional journey. We start off with a lighthearted introduction before Courtney shares her roots in Shippensburg and…
Why is WordPress free and expensive? In this episode, join host Landon Depasquale and Vice President of Enterprise WordPress at Americaneagle.com, Sean Blakeley, as they break down WordPress’s role in modern tech stacks. They discuss the misconceptions between WordPress’s free adaptation and its enterprise featureability. Tune in to hear more about integration capabilities, long-term benefits,…
In this episode, Michelle and Samah talk about women working in WordPress and the current survey that WP Includes is doing around Gender Equality in WordPress Businesses. We talk about how women are treated and accommodated differently in the workplace country by country and company by company and share some of our own personal experiences.
On the podcast today we have Stéphane Menet, a seasoned expert with a 20-year background in web strategy and business. He’s not only the founder of WP Connect, but also heads a web agency that collaborates with freelancers to build dynamic project teams. His experience runs across a multitude of frameworks and CMS’s, it’s not…
Robert and Courtney discuss open source events, licensing changes in Redis, and the need for sustainable funding.
Atif Riaz is hugely passionate about two things, health care and design. He invests, builds, develops, and runs brands with a keen focus on healthcare. We had a great chat getting to know him better and learning about all the things he does with WordPress.
Rob Cairns talks about not ghosting in business. Show Highlights: 1. Why ghosting is bad for business. 2. How it is unprofessional. 3. How ghosting does not build relationships.
Michelle Frachette joins us from Rochester, New York, where she’s an avid nature photographer. Michelle is the host of WP Coffee Talk a podcast where she shoots the breeze with lots of folks i the WordPress Community. She is co-host of the WPMotivate podcast, co-host of the Audacity Marketing podcast, and host of the WP…