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This source presents a podcast interview with SG, the founder of Dobby Ads, an agency specializing in creating images and videos for Amazon product listings. SG explains how his background at Amazon and an early client's need for creative content led to the formation of his company. The discussion highlights the increasing importance of high-quality…
This text originates from a podcast episode of “The SDM Show” hosted by Rob Cairns, featuring Bud Kraus. The discussion centers on the practicalities and benefits of podcasting, particularly regarding obtaining sponsorships and generating revenue. Both hosts share their experiences with podcasting, emphasizing the importance of building connections within their communities and how these relationships…
In this episode, Nathan Wrigley interviews Ross Morsali, creator of the popular WordPress plugin Search & Filter. Ross shares the origin story of the plugin, its evolution from a free tool to a full-fledged business, and how it enables advanced faceted search and filtering on WordPress sites. They discuss technical integrations (like ACF, various page…
In this episode, Zack sits down with Jack Arturo, founder of Very Good Plugins and WP Fusion to dig into the real-world impact of AI automations. We go beyond theory and talk about: How Jack is already using AI to streamline customer support and business operations What’s working today in AI automation inside WordPress businesses Where the…
On the podcast today we have Michelle Frechette and Jonathan Desrosiers, and we’re here to unravel the key differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. We explore the historical development, technical distinctions, and user experiences of both platforms, including issues of ownership, ease-of-use, open-source philosophy, community contributions, and the evolving feature sets. The discussion also touches on…
This week, we dive into Matías Ventura’s proposal for a richer block library with additions like Tabs, Icons, Carousels, and Table of Contents. We also look at the latest from Gutenberg 21.4, WordPress 6.9 development, and new Test Team nominations. Security takes the spotlight with critical fixes in WP Job Portal and UiCore Elements, while…
In Episode 20 of the Melapress Show, Ian Muscat, co-founder of Have I Been Squatted, joins Robert Abela to uncover the growing threat of domain squatting and its impact on businesses of all sizes. From reputation damage to phishing attacks, they discuss how malicious actors exploit domain lookalikes and how you can protect your brand….
In Episode 19 of the Melapress Show, David Johnson, Brand Bard at StellarWP, joins Robert Abela to explore the tension between modern, AI-assisted coding and the growing wave of compliance, particularly the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). They discuss how vibe coding is reshaping development workflows and how developers can navigate new security expectations. Key…
In Episode 18 of the Melapress Show, Vito Peleg, CEO and Co-Founder of Atarim, joins Robert Abela to discuss the real challenges agencies face when managing client projects. From messy feedback loops and scope creep to pricing models and unresponsive clients, Vito shares actionable strategies to help agencies get it right. Key topics include: Reducing…
In Episode 17 of the Melapress Show, WordPress security expert Tim Nash joins Robert Abela to break down real-world security threats and how to handle them. From post-hack checklists to crucial wp-config.php configurations, Tim shares decades of experience in strengthening WordPress sites and making recovery easier. Key topics include: What to check first after a…
In this live episode, Robert Abela of Melapress talks with Maciek Palmowski, Security Community Manager at Patchstack, about Vulnerability Disclosure Programs (VDPs) and their importance for software security. Key topics include: The significance of VDPs Best practices Impact of upcoming EU regulations Practical advice for developers Get expert insights and stay updated on security practices!…
In this week’s episode, WordPress performance expert Sabrina Zeidan joins Robert Abela to discuss the crucial topic of WordPress website performance. From Google Core Web Vitals to scalability challenges, Sabrina shares valuable insights to help you build faster, more resilient websites. Key topics include: How to measure website performance What Core Web Vitals mean for…
In this live session, Robert Abela hosts Hector de Prada, CEO and co-founder of Modular DS, to discuss WordPress security and management strategies for agencies. They cover automation, AI, client relations, and key security practices. Key topics include: Automation tools and AI integration Managing client access and expectations Essential WordPress security practices Balancing automated and…
In this discussion, Robert Abela and Joel Barbara from Melapress explain the essential role of logs in maintaining a secure and compliant WordPress site. They cover different types of logs, their uses, and why monitoring logs is crucial for efficient site management. Key topics include: Types of logs: Error, activity, and system logs Why logs…