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This is our very first live-recording of the WP Elevation podcast – possibly the first ever live recording of any WordPress podcast! We feature Melbourne boy Elliot Condon from ACF. He talks about how the business came about and includes some gold nugget tips along the way. Tune in to find out why this…
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In today’s episode, we break down what makes a great About page and how to make this highly trafficked page convert.
This week I answer a listener email sent about monetizing your WordPress website. Upcoming Events July 11-13 • WordCamp Kansas City, MO July 12-13 • WordCamp Bournemouth, UK Segment 1: In the News WordPress released 4.1.3 of the iOS App. New theme on WordPress.com “Big Brother” Segment 2: Making money with WordPress A listener sent an email..looking…
On this episode of WPwatercooler we will be continuing our discussion on selling WordPress themes as a business and focusing on if you should sell your theme in a marketplace or on your own site. We’ll be discussing the various options for each method. Show airs July 7th at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7PM…
Looking to work up a sweat optimizing your next WordPress website launch this summer? Of course you are! In this premier of The Startup Platform, we cover the major building blocks of launching a successful web project from bottom to top. Kristin and I take you through this fast paced boot camp of goal setting, content planning, and…
In this episode Simon Dickson from Code for the People talks us through landing big clients like The Rolling Stones and Stephen Fry as well as why restricting yourself to WordPress and not using any other technology is a good thing. The post Episode #39 – Simon Dickson from Code for the People appeared…
WordPress is easy to use, kinda. It’s not too simple to change colors of fonts and other basic tweaks. Today I share how to make CSS adjustments easily.
This week I share my five favorite plugins that I use most often. Upcoming Events July 11-13 • WordCamp Kansas City, MO July 12-13 • WordCamp Bournemouth, UK Segment 1: In the News Not a bunch of newsy items from WP HQ. I did however add a blog post to the website… and plan on doing so…
On this episode of WPwatercooler we will be discussing things to think about before starting a WordPress theme company. This part one of a three part series on starting a WordPress theme business. Show airs June 30 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTC [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep93-things-to-think-about-before-getting-into-wordpress-themes-5-53b06acbc” show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out…
Marcus Couch and I were joined by Peter Bui of PB WebDev. Bui who lives in Sydney Australia produces the … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 153 – The Joomla Beat With Peter Bui →
Back at WordCamp Miami, I had dinner with my new friend Topher, where we shared some great food and conversation. In typical podcaster fashion I asked, “Who should I interview next?” Topher said that I HAVE to talk to Frankie, lead on the WP-Stream plugin. Having just found out about the plugin and really loving the power…
Episode 20 gets into a discussion about how our failures as developers can hugely influence how we work now and the processes that we use in our day to day development.
Tim Reid is the host of Australia’s Number #1 Marketing Podcast “Small Business Big Marketing” and I am humbled that he agreed to spend some time with us on the WP Elevation Podcast to share his expertise. Is your business a helpful business? Watch the interview and find out why this matters and how…
Today we wrap up the 4 week long series on email newsletters by talking about how to send out your opt-in freebee once someone gives you their email address.
