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Moving from client services to SaaS sounds like a technical challenge—but what if the real hurdle is market fit? In this episode, Matt Schwartz, Founder of Checkview, shares how his biggest lessons weren’t about code, but about deeply understanding customers, shaping a roadmap, and questioning assumptions about where agencies truly find value. As he transitioned…
Episode 146 brings together the key highlights from WP-CONTENT Newsletter #265, covering a fast-moving week across WordPress, AI, and the broader tech ecosystem. This episode looks at ongoing developments in WordPress tooling, ecosystem updates, and the growing influence of AI-driven workflows shaping how developers build and manage sites. We also touch on community conversations, product…
In WP Legends Episode 132, Jason Agnew, Co-founder & CTO of Big Bite, shares how Big Bite evolved from a small agency into a trusted WordPress partner for major publishing organizations. Now part of WP Engine, that experience is shaping the future of publishing platforms. We dive into legacy media stacks, newsroom workflows, AI in…
Key figures from the FAIR TYPO3 hackathon discuss the platform-agnostic FAIR protocol, its integration with TYPO3, and advancements in digital goods distribution across multiple systems.
Jason Agnew, Co-founder & CTO of Big Bite, breaks it down simply. You don’t need expensive infrastructure or enterprise setups to begin. He explains that WordPress out of the box is already powerful enough, especially when paired with a solid theme and tools like ACF to extend functionality. The key is not to overcomplicate things…
Matt Cromwell, Founder and CGO of Roots & Fruit, shares insights on product growth, customer experience, and building in the WordPress ecosystem. We explore product-led growth, community trust, and what it takes to scale sustainable WordPress businesses. Episode out now. Watch Soon. #MattCromwell #GiveWP #WordPress #ProductGrowth #WPLegends
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Elliot Richmond discusses his 20+ years with WordPress, from early b2 days to founding a successful pizza delivery business powered by WordPress and WooCommerce. He shares plans for a pizza plugin and licensing model, and explains his new partnership with Automattic, creating educational WordPress.com YouTube videos. He highlights the flexibility, creativity, and feedback loop of…
In WP Legends Episode 131, Matt Cromwell, Founder and CGO of Roots & Fruit, shares lessons from building and scaling WordPress products. From GiveWP to advising product teams today, he brings a clear perspective on product growth, customer experience, and long-term strategy. We dive into product-market fit, customer feedback loops, north star metrics, and product-led…
In this video, we break down how HTTP status codes work and what they mean every time you request a webpage. From common responses like 200 OK, 404 Not Found, 500 Internal Server Error, and 403 Forbidden, you’ll understand how servers communicate with your browser. We then dive into one of the most unusual and…
Matt Cromwell, Co-founder of GiveWP, breaks down what should come first: paid ads or product-led growth. He explains that paid ads only work once your foundation is strong. Without a well-understood product, clear positioning, and optimized pages, ads simply burn budget without meaningful returns. Product-led growth helps you refine your offering, understand your customers, and…
In this episode, host Adam Weeks discusses cybersecurity strategies with Andrew Killen, Aaron Campbell, and Mart Virkus, exploring the collaboration essential for addressing evolving cyber threats.
In this episode, Rob Cairns and co-host Bridget Willard dive into the confusing world of AI pricing models. They compare the current "token-based" and tiered pricing of AI tools to the complex, often frustrating cellular plans of the mid-2000s, discussing how this lack of transparency impacts small business owners and developers alike.
Seb de Lemos, CEO of Hosting.com, shares how he scaled hosting infrastructure across AWS and GCP in 80+ global locations and what it really takes to build a global hosting company. We dive into the real mechanics of scaling, the trade offs founders do not see coming, and how the hosting ecosystem is evolving behind…
