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On the show today the five of us talk about what you can expect on the upcoming episodes of WP Elevation. In handing over the reigns, I’m humbled and chuffed to have these four extraordinary coaches step in and become regular hosts. And I’m also freaked out to let go! But after two years of…
We take a look at the growing ecosystem of contact forms for WordPress. Which ones should you check out? Which are best for your project? What types of functionality exist in contact forms in 2017? =================== Liquid Web is offering a 33% discount for 6 months on managed WordPress hosting for our viewers….
Getting a lesson on open source “laws” from Richard Best of WP and Legal Stuff is the perfect way to end Season 4 of The Matt Report podcast. I’ve admired Richard’s work from afar for quite a while. His e-book, A Practical Guide to WordPress & the GPL, is a must-have for anyone launching a product…
In today’s episode we talk about the steps to take to secure your website with an SSL certificate and the importance of doing so in 2017.
En el episodio 41 de WordPress Semanal veremos cómo te puede ayudar Google Analytics a mejorar de forma sustancial tu página web con WordPress. Escuchar en iTunes Escuchar en iVoox Escuchar en Spotify Plugin de la semana: conecta Google Analytics con tu web WordPress Con el plugin Google Analytics by MonsterInsights podrás conectar tu web con…
It’s episode 20! Woo! This season has been pretty developer heavy so far, but my chat with Nathan is anything but, and there’s a ton of great stuff I learned. We talk about CoSchedule, coming up with content, and all about marketing. It’s definitely something I could use some great advice on, and you’ll find…
News: WCUS Highlights & Recap Questions: Selling a domain? Any advice for how to keep yourself energized and charged when you find yourself stuck and demotivated? How to maintain my independence and still pay the bills?
This week I share my experience bidding for jobs using Thumbtack.com Upcoming Events WordCamp Waukesha 2017 – Jan 27 WordCamp Udaupur – Jan 28 Segment 1: In the News Automattic releases plugin for Lightroom to WordPress. Postmatic Basic Rebrands as Replyable New podcast launched! The Get Options Podcast Segment 2: Bidding for jobs using Thumbtack.com…
Get ready for Part Two. Kim Doyal is a long time friend, mentor and legend. I had the privilege of catching up with Kim for two hours over the Christmas season, this is the second half of that conversation. Kim shares lessons she has learned along the journey, as well as sharing exciting ideas she has…
This week, we are blessed to have Rachel Andrew as our guest. Rachel is an accomplished web developer, co-founder of Perch CMS, a Google Developer Expert, an invited expert to the CSS Working Group (which sets the direction for how CSS works in the future). For the past four years, Rachel has also been the…
Hoy os vamos a hablar de un punto fundamental en WordPress, la seguridad, que si bien tiene un alcance desde lo simple a lo complejo, os hablamos de un plugin que lo hace todo fácil con un asistente: https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/wp-simple-firewall/ Durante el capítulo hablamos de un par de utilidades para cotillear páginas web con el fin…
This week on WPwatercooler we’re exploring why WordCamps are important to us. From learning to code to meeting new people there are plenty of reasons to love WordCamps. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week on WPblab we’ll be speaking with fellow podcaster Roy Sivan of The WP Crowd & WPLife. Check out The WP Crowd * The WP Crowd – YouTube * The WP Crowd|A WordPress Community – Website Watch WPLife * WordPress Life #WPLIFE * wplife Archive Twitter * Jason Tucker ? (@jasontucker) * Roy Sivan (@royboy789)…
In this, episode 9 of the WPBuilds podcast, David Waumsley and Nathan Wrigley discuss the topic of promoting a web design business. Being the non-experts that they both are, they do some of the things that they talk about. Most of the ideas are things that they’ve heard about, but don’t do!
Corey Potter is a father of three, and has been a wedding photographer since 2008. He started learning SEO and WordPress before he ever thought about being a photographer. Then used it to grow a successful wedding photography business quickly. Corey started Fuel Your Photos because so much advice about SEO was misinterpreted or not…
