Episode 467: Backups and a Natural Diaster
Rob Cairns talks about why backups are more important when a natural diaster happens.
It’s WooSesh 2024
WooSesh 2024 is a free virtual conference on October 29-30, focusing on exceptional customer experience in WooCommerce, featuring keynotes and community awards.
E76: WordPress.org Users must confirm non-affiliation with WPE, ACF Forked (or Hostile Takeover?)
Welcome back to another episode of The WP Week, your go-to source for the latest updates in the world of WordPress and web security. In this episode, we cover significant leadership changes at WordPress.org and WordPress.com, the release of WordPress 6.7 Beta 3, and exciting new features in Gutenberg 19.4. We also discuss the WordPress…
The Power of Personal Branding
In this episode, we explore the concept of personal branding and its significance for WordPress professionals. Our guest, Chris Lema, is synonymous with WordPress and Personal Branding. He will share practical strategies for building a strong personal brand that resonates with your audience, enhances your credibility, and drives your business forward. Co-hosts Katie Keith and…
Rethinking Open Source w/ John O’Nolan of Ghost
Thanks Pressable for supporting the show! Get your special hosting deal at https://pressable.com/wpminuteBecome a WP Minute Supporter & Slack member at https://thewpminute.com/support In this episode of WP Minute+, I sat down with John O’Nolan, founder and CEO of Ghost, to discuss the open-source publishing platform and how it compares to WordPress in light of recent…
Episode 466 Agency Chat With Ryan Waterbury – Alternative CMS
Rob Cairns talks to Ryan Waterbury about Alternative CMS systems. Show Highlights: As a business owner you can not put all your eggs in one basket. Alternative to WordPress. You must future proof your business.
A Conversation with the Head of Engineering on WooCommerce 2024 and Beyond
In this episode, host Jonathan chats with Beau Lebens about WooCommerce’s evolution, integration within WordPress, backward compatibility, and future plans to enhance merchant experiences.
Stages
Matt Mullenweg’s actions over the past few weeks raises a fundamental question: What does success look like for an open-source project? Luke and Jonathan discuss the weekends’ events, ask more questions than they answer, and work through the stages of grief.
Accessibility Craft IRL at WCUS 2024, Migration Brewing Craft Beers
Welcome to episode 88 of the Accessibility Craft Podcast, where we explore the art of creating accessible websites while trying out interesting craft beverages. This podcast is brought to you by the team at Equalize Digital, a WordPress accessibility company, and the proud creators of the Accessibility Checker plugin. We threw a party at WordCamp…
Episode 465 Copywriting With Todd Jones How to Put Value in Your Branding Story
Rob Cairns and Todd Jones talk about putting value in your branding story. Show Highlights: 1. Why to tighten up for message. 2. Find a story around your values. 3. Examples of what to say.
Hans Skillrud
Send a text An unexpected conversation with a mid-western entrepreneur who is married to his work. The interview starts with Bud welcoming Hans to the show, asking him about his location, and their mutual interest in Chicago sports. Hans shares that he lives in the suburbs of Chicago and prefers outdoor activities like fishing and…
Hans Skillrud on Termageddon, Entrepreneurship, and Midwest Roots
Send us Fan Mail An unexpected conversation with a mid-western entrepreneur who is married to his work. The interview starts with Bud welcoming Hans to the show, asking him about his location, and their mutual interest in Chicago sports. Hans shares that he lives in the suburbs of Chicago and prefers outdoor activities like fishing…
Jean Baptiste Marchand-Arvier on Optimizing WordPress with Tools and Strategies
In this episode of Within WordPress, we explore the journey and experiences of Jean Baptiste Marchand-Arvier, JB for short, co-founder and CEO of WP Media, renowned for their WordPress performance solutions such as WP Rocket. Our discussion delves into the evolution of caching plugins, the philosophy of making web performance seamless and user-friendly, and the…
Problemattic
Even the most optimistic members of the WordPress community are feeling down. In this episode of Crossword, Jonathan and Luke grapple with the emotional weight of Matt Mullenweg’s actions, including a bizarre new login requirement on WordPress.org, and question whether a “war” is truly the best path forward.
Episode 464 Why Not To Block People on Social Media
Rob Cairns talks about why blocking people on social media is bad. You can not protect yourself or your brand if you do.