230 – Four Benefits of Custom Post Types
In today’s episode, I share four of the benefits of using custom post types on your WordPress website.
Episode #79 Adam Mills
Our guest for today’s show is Adam Mills of Bottomless Design. Adam is a successful business owner and has valuable experience in both theme design as well as client relations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
EP133 – WordPress 4.2 – April 27 2015
Their week were talking about WordPress 4.2 Show airs April 27 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTC * WordPress › WordPress 4.2 “Powell” * WordPress › Working with “split terms” in WP 4.2+ * Emoji « WordPress Codex * Embeds « WordPress Codex * WordPress › WP-Clippy « WordPress Plugins * Streamlined…
Podcast E061 – Interview with Morten Rand-Hendriksen
This week I talk to Morten Rand-Hendriksen Upcoming Events No WordCamps 1st weekend of May Segment 1: In the News WordPress 4.2 XSS Venerability Segment 2: This week I talk to Morten Rand-Hendriksen Morten’s Tools: Netbeans Sourcetree Dashland Follow Morten twitter – @mor10 web Mort10.com lynda.com lynda.com/trial/mor10 (10 day free trial) Segment 3: Tool of the…
038 WP-Tonic Live with Brian Clark: CEO of Copyblogger Media & Carrie Dills
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WPWeekly Episode 189 – Drew Jaynes on What it’s Like to Lead a WordPress Development Cycle
On this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I were joined by Drew Jaynes, web engineer for 10up, and … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 189 – Drew Jaynes on What it’s Like to Lead a WordPress Development Cycle →
Episode #78 Ahsan Parwez
Our guest for today’s show is WordPress web developer, SEO expert, and Community Manager at Cloudways, Ahsan Parwez. Ahsan shows us how to get clients the easy way – by building relationships. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
229 – The Workflow of Creating a Weekly Podcast
This week, I pull back the curtains and let you see my workflow for how I stay organized and create my weekly show.
EP132 – Can you run a large scale website on WordPress?
This week we’re discussing if you can run a large scale website on WordPress. Show airs April 20 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 6PM UTC [LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep132-can-you-run-a-large-scale-website-on-wordpress-5-553522a6a87bc” show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Podcast E060 – The Business Breakup
This week I share some insight into my WordPress business after a client jumps ship & platform! Upcoming Events WordCamp Barcelona – April 23-25 WordCamp Minneapolis – April 25 – 26 Segment 1: In the News WordPress 4.2 RC 1 Listener Rob Sanders emailed asking for online resources to learn WordPress — Check out Episode…
037 WordPress Page Builder Plugins and Themes: Episode 3
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The Excerpt Episode 4 — WordPress news with Daniel Espinoza
Welcome to The Excerpt Episode 4, part of the Post Status Draft podcast, which you can find on iTunes. With The Excerpt, we cover a few of our favorite stories from the Post Status Club over the last week or two. The primary goal is to keep it short and informational: we keep the podcast to around 15 minutes….
Episode 38 – Validating Features and Business Models for Plugins
We dive into how we have validated the business models for our plugins and how we use similar methods to validate new features and enhancements.
WPWeekly Episode 188 – The Nearly Perfect WordPress Role Model
Marcus Couch and I didn’t have a guest on this week’s episode, so we used the time to get you … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 188 – The Nearly Perfect WordPress Role Model →
Episode #77 Remkus de Vries
Our guest for today’s show is Remkus de Vries, all the way from the Netherlands. Remkus is an avid WordPress user and utilizes it in his business for large business and enterprise websites. It’s been a long time coming, but we finally got him on the show (he’s much taller in person, we promise!) See…