Podcast E628 – WordPress Ideas That Were Too Early!?
This week I Talk About Products/Services Being Ahead Of Their Time [powerpress]
Miriam Schwab on Who Is Responsible for WordPress Website Security | The Stage
Miriam Schwab shares a key perspective on WordPress security for small businesses. Most website owners launch their sites to run their business, not to manage updates, passwords, or security. Plugins can help improve security, but they only go so far if users don’t update them. That’s why security shouldn’t rely entirely on end users. Miriam…
How We Deliver a Website to Clients (Final Handover Process)
Delivering a website isn’t just about sending a link. Before launch, we carefully test every button, form, and feature to make sure everything works the way it should. We also check that the website is fast, stable, and secure so it performs well after going live. Once everything is ready, we walk the client through…
Alex Moss on Core Web Vitals and Website Performance | The Stage
Alex Moss shares his perspective on Core Web Vitals and website performance. While site speed is an important ranking factor, chasing a perfect 100 page speed score may not always be necessary. The key is reaching a strong performance level where the site loads well for users while still delivering the features and experience the…
Jessica Frick, General Manager at Rocket.net, on Preventing Website Malware
Jessica Frick, General Manager at Rocket.net, explains how modern hosting providers work to prevent malware before it becomes a serious problem. From constant security scanning to proactive protection rules, hosts are always monitoring websites to catch threats early. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, partnering with a strong hosting provider can make a major difference…
The Stage – What Keeps WordPress Running
An expert discussion on server stability, malware prevention, and the systems that keep WordPress running.
Wences Garcia and Remco Nieuwenhuizen on Why Conversions Matter Most | The Stage
Wences Garcia highlights that conversion is one of the most important metrics businesses should focus on today. It’s not just about getting website visits, but ensuring the traffic coming in is actually converting into meaningful business outcomes. Remco Nieuwenhuizen of WPOptic adds that with the digital landscape changing so quickly, predicting what will work in…
Turn One-Time Clients into Monthly Revenue (Website Care Plans Explained)
Tired of the "feast or famine" cycle in your web design business? Learn how to turn your one-time projects into predictable, recurring monthly income with website care plans. In this video, I break down the exact strategy agencies use to create steady revenue from their existing clients. We’ll cover what clients actually care about (hint:…
Rodolfo Melogli: From Sicily Love Story to Digital Nomad to Mr. WooCommerce
Send us Fan Mail An unexpected conversation with a guy who appreciates the luck he's had changing his career from civil engineer to Mr. WooCommerce. Rodolfo Melogli joins the show with a story that feels like it was written for a movie. At 20 years old, while vacationing on the volcanic island of Lipari off…
Episode 633 How to Increase Revenue Without The Hustle With Stacey Hylen
In this episode, Stacey Hylen shares her strategies for helping entrepreneurs scale their businesses and "add a zero" to their revenue without the typical burnout-inducing hustle. Drawing from her experience working with Tony Robbins and Chet Holmes, Stacey explains how to identify "hidden profits" already existing within a business and how to use strategic positioning…
E142: FAIR Co-Founders Steps Back, DIVI 5 Launched, New WP-Vanguard, Builderius Sense
Episode 142 covers the latest developments shaping the WordPress ecosystem this week. The spotlight is on new AI-focused tooling and experimentation across the platform, along with continued updates to developer workflows, plugins, and the broader ecosystem. We also look at community discussions, product releases, and new projects emerging from the WordPress space, highlighting how the…
Jon Penland, CEO of Kinsta, on His Journey from Writer to CEO
Jon Penland, CEO of Kinsta, shares how he entered the WordPress ecosystem as a freelance writer and eventually became the CEO of one of the most respected managed WordPress hosting platforms. He talks about scaling a global remote team and building long term value in the open web. Episode out now. Watch soon. #JonPenland #Kinsta…
Jon Penland, CEO of Kinsta, on Scaling from Writer to CEO and Building WordPress Hosting | E120
In WP Legends Episode 120, we are joined by Jon Penland, CEO of Kinsta, who shares how his journey in the WordPress ecosystem began as a freelance writer and eventually led to leading one of the most respected managed WordPress hosting platforms in the world. In this episode of WP Legends, Jon discusses how Kinsta…
459 – Ben Pines on building a sustainable WordPress business with authentic marketing
In this episode, Nathan Wrigley talks with Ben Pines about founder-led marketing, particularly in the WordPress and SaaS spaces. Ben explains how traditional marketing tactics like SEO and paid ads are less effective due to AI-generated content, and advocates for a personal, trust-building approach where founders consistently share authentic insights. He describes how he helps…
Navigating the Future of Partnerships and AI in the Open Web
Zach Stepek and Carl Alexander discuss the changing landscape of partnerships and web development communities, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, genuine support, and the impact of AI on sustainable business relationships.