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WPMotivate: Good Karma Only, Please
Kathy and Michelle discuss all the things, but ask for good karma going forward. Do good things, get good things, right? Also, we’ve had enough grief and heartache for awhile, ok Karma?
Patchstack Weekly – Hunting Open-Source Security Bugs With SAST
Knowing where to look is the key to finding what you’re looking for. For security bugs, it is essential. In this week’s knowledge share, Robert will teach you the basic process of finding security bugs using static code analysis – also known as SAST.
All Things Open
The All Things Open event just passed, and MasterWP’s own Nyasha Green attended. In this chat with Allie Nimmons, Nyasha shares what makes this event so special, what other event organizers can learn from the event, and her own personal highlights. Top Takeaways Nyasha attended the All Things Open conference recently, which focuses on the…
A Rocking Good UX Designer Passionate About Accessibility
Piccia is passionate about good UX, and in this show offers some great user experience insights into both WordPress and WooCommerce sites.
Ep009: Budgeting for WordPress product: How to Forecast Revenue and Expenses
Learn how to effectively budget for your WordPress product by understanding how to forecast revenue and expenses. Join us as we reveal expert strategies to optimize financial planning and maximize profitability. Don’t miss this insightful episode!
Episode 281 : Taking Breaks in Business
Rob Cairns talks about taking breaks in business and why the matter. Show Highlights: Breaks are needed to recharge. Food matters. Going off the grid is good for you.
Tailored WooCommerce Development for Unique Business Needs
Krissie VandeNoord shares insights and experiences with WooCommerce and WordPress through her agency North UX Design.
Patchstack Weekly – Dealing With Software End of Life
This week’s knowledge share is about the security concern caused when software has been abandoned or has reached its end of life (EOL). To that point, Robert will also talk about the surprising number of plugins that were recently removed from WordPress.org for being abandoned.
Episode 280: Talking Black Friday and Holiday Sales
Rob Cairns and Ryan Waterbury talk about Black Friday and Holiday Sales. Show Highlights: How to sell. Why not to discount all the time. Make your sales different. Types of sales campaigns. Expanding of the holiday retail season.
Charming
Luke and Jonathan discuss a particular update in WordPress 6.1, why we’d like to see more hosting providers, and the voice of WordPress. 7 Across: WCEU22 was in…
Tumblr Showing Some Woo, Enterprise and Returning WooCommerce Office Hours
Conversations about Woo running Tumblr payments, the WordPress enterprise space and return of WooCommerce Developer Office Hours.
What’s Exciting about WordPress 6.1?
Top Takeaways Brian and Teron recall their impressions of 6.1 from the WCUS Q&A with Matt Mullenweg They discuss stand out features, accessibility, and what’s going on under the hood. Also determined – to what extent does this release move WordPress forward? Press These Links Download WordPress 6.1 now Version 6.1 details Matt Mullenweg’s 6.1…
Scaling Performance in WordPress for Cloud-Powered Sites
We chat about NitroPacks history, WooCommerce and performance, choosing a cloud-based SaaS vs hosted and a last-minute Black Friday tip.
Episode 279: Time Management Using Your Calendar
Rob Cairns talks about using your calendar to help you with Time Management. Show Highlights: How to use your calendar. Color coding your calendar. Why you should not keep separate personal and work calendars.