Still Cranking it Up with the WordPress Community
Awhile back I shared how I was turning it up to 11 when it comes to the WordPress community. Been going steady, and now it’s 11 at Do the Woo.
271 – How do we structure our clients’ websites?
Welcome to another in the Business Bootcamp series where we relearn everything we know about building WordPress sites and running a web design business from start to finish. We’re on series 2, episode 2. “How do we structure our clients’ websites?” We’re trying to figure out which parts of a website does our client really…
#677 WP-Tonic This Week in WordPress & SaaS With Guest Lesley Sim
#677 WP-Tonic This Week in WordPress & SaaS With Guest Lesley Sim Building An Audience From Zero To a Successful Plugin Launch The Shows Hosts Jonathan Denwood & Andrew Palmer More About Lesley Sim Lesley Sim has been a government employee, an ad agency suit, and a freediving instructor… and then she found WordPress. She…
Correos con namecheap
Ya sabes que recomiendo MX PLAN de OVH.es, MXRoute y Mailcheap… pero hoy veremos una alternativa más: namecheap
Open for blockness
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute News It was announced that the Pattern Directory will be open for submissions from the public on make.WordPress.org. The Pattern Creator page will allow designers and content creators to build, edit, and submit their best block patterns. You can learn more about the…
#19 – Evangelia Pappa & Bernhard Kau on Making WordCamp Europe Safe and Diverse
On the podcast today we have Evangelia Pappa & Bernhard Kau. They’re two of the WordCamp Europe 2022 organising team. They are here to talk about the upcoming event, happening during June, in Porto, Portugal. We talk about the measures that they’ve put in place to ensure that the event is as safe as possible….
A Story is Worth More Than Your Prototype (Building a Better Business Part 3)
For many in the WordPress space, when an idea strikes it’s easy to drop what you’re doing and spend a couple of days building a prototype or MVP. But if you’re actually going to try to build a business off of this idea, should you whimsically work on it and release it to the world? I…
Episode 210: What is Groundhogg?
Rob Cairns sits down with Groundhogg founder Adrian Tobey to talk about what is Groundhogg? Show Highlights: What is Groundhogg? Why was Groundhogg developed? Why run a CRM inside WordPress? Why even use a CRM? Types of CRM funnels?
Multilanguage and why it’s essential to a profitable WordPress business
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute Spencer Forman from WPLaunchify has some important reasons why you should be using Multilanguage on your WordPress sites (or those of your clients) today! With a global online economy and potential customers for a WordPress business existing in countries that speak languages other than…
Post SMTP Mailer/Email Log
FluentSMTP es mi plugin de SMTP de cabecera, pero en algunos casos especiales uso Post SMTP, plugin que hace unas semanas ha comprado WPExperts
This Week in WordPress #201
This week’s WordPress news for the week commencing Monday 14th March 2022
Post Status Excerpt — Comparing Drupal and WordPress Communities
“When it comes to contributing…. time is a true privilege” – Amy June There are a lot of people in the WordPress community who also work (or previously worked) with Drupal, Joomla, and other open-source software projects. Amy June Hineline is the Community Ambassador and QA Engineer for Kanopi Studios. She is also a member…
Post Status Excerpt — Comparing the Drupal and WordPress Communities
“When it comes to contributing…. time is a true privilege” – Amy June There are a lot of people in the WordPress community who also work (or previously worked) with Drupal, Joomla, and other open-source software projects. Amy June Hineline is Community Manager at Opensource.com. She is also a member of both the WordPress and…
Building a Better Business Part 2: Being Prepared Will Land You More Clients
In part one of this series, I talked about the importance of understanding your customer through a somewhat drawn-out example using baby clothes. But the point remains! Today I want to tell you two other stories about my experience with prepared vs. unprepared people in different industries. You see, being prepared is the next step in…
A Builders Path to WooCommerce with Meg Phillips
Meg Phillips has led a diverse path of careers that have led to a life as a developer and part of the WooCommerce community.