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SEO is changing fast in 2026. Discover the key shifts in AI search, rankings & strategy you must know to stay ahead of competitors. Don’t get left behind. As we move into 2026, the SEO landscape is evolving rapidly. In this video, we dissect the latest trends, algorithms, and essential strategies that every digital marketer…
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Cada vez más el riesgo de que tu sitio se infecte por malware crecen, en un lado debido a las IA, por otro, por la dejadez de los responsables del sitio.
Brian Gardner, Head of Community at WP Engine, helped shape modern WordPress sites long before performance and SEO became standard. His work powered hundreds of thousands of websites. In this episode, we explore themes to blocks, design evolution, and why community still drives WordPress forward. Episode out now. Watch soon. #BrianGardner #WPEngine #WordPress #WPLegends
In this episode, Nathan Wrigley interviews Anne Bovelett, about the economic and human impact of web accessibility in WordPress. They discuss how improving accessibility offers significant SEO, traffic, and revenue benefits, referencing research showing up to a 23% increase in organic traffic and billions lost by inaccessible e-commerce sites. Anne talks about accessibility as a…
In WP Legends Episode 138, Brian Gardner, Head of Community at WP Engine, joins us to talk about WordPress design, block themes, AI, and the evolution of the ecosystem. We dive into the Genesis era, the shift to Gutenberg, AI’s role in design and content, and why community continues to be at the core of…
Bob Dunn introduces “Keep It Open,” an initiative fostering independence and sustainability for an honest open web, encouraging community contributions without rewards, just genuine support.
Bob Dunn introduces “Keep It Open,” an initiative fostering independence and sustainability for an honest open web, encouraging community contributions without rewards, just genuine support.
Brian Gardner, Head of Community at WP Engine, shares his take on whether designers are becoming more or less influential with the rise of AI. He believes AI won’t replace designers but will reward those who use it to work faster and smarter. The real shift is not about losing relevance but evolving with the…
Syrus Akbary Nieto, Founder and CEO of Wasmer, is rethinking how code runs across browsers, edge, and cloud using WebAssembly as a universal runtime. In this episode, we explore serverless, edge computing, and how Wasmer is changing performance, scalability, and the way developers approach infrastructure. Episode out now. Watch soon. #SyrusAkbary #Wasmer #WebAssembly #Serverless #EdgeComputing…
In this episode, host Matthias Pfefferle chats with software engineer Will Norris, discussing his extensive contributions to open standards, federated identity, and open source, particularly within the WordPress ecosystem and the evolution of decentralized social networking.
En este episodio nos subimos al tren para hablar de uno de los pilares clásicos del marketing digital que, lejos de perder relevancia, está viviendo una transformación profunda: el search marketing. Durante años, posicionarse en Google parecía una cuestión de técnica, contenido y algo de paciencia. Pero el contexto ha cambiado. Nuevos formatos en las…
El equipo de Formación de WordPress ha propuesto una serie de herramientas y prompts para estandarizar la creación de material formativo sobre WordPress.
L’equip de Formació de WordPress ha proposat un conjunt d’eines i prompts per estandarditzar la creació de material formatiu sobre WordPress.
Rob Cairns welcomes Norman Wolfe, author of Leading the Living Organization, to discuss a radical shift in business leadership. Norman shares his journey from a systems engineer to a leadership consultant, challenging the traditional "machine" metaphor of corporations and proposing a more human-centric, "living" approach.
Brian Coords is a Developer Advocate for WooCommerce. I invited Brian on the podcast after seeing that AI is now listed as an official contributor to WooCommerce. We talk about what comes next for WooCommerce and other open source projects? Is AI going to be building new plugin features? Writing the documentation? Fixing long-standing bugs…
