We skipped an episode last week as Robert took a drive down to WordCamp US in San Diego – but this week he’s back to tell you all about it! He’ll also dig into a critical vulnerability found in the premium WPGateway plugin, which is unfortunately already being used for attacks. However, as always, we…
In this episode, we talk about Ben’s experience at WordCamp US in San Diego, California, and how building a personal brand is good for both entrepreneurs as well as employees. But just how do you go about building a reputation and a personal brand? We determine that being of service to others and helping others…
Rob Cairns talks to Nev Harris about Finances for your agency. Show Highlights: Budgeting for an agency. Costs you do not think about. Keep tracking of expenses you do not need.
Here at Press The Issue we live for examining the most complicated questions and problems that face the WordPress community, and that includes how money flows or sometimes does not flow through it. In this episode, Brian and Rob go deep into discussing funding the future of open source. Episode Transcript Here at Press The…
Rob Cairns talks about swipe files. Show Highlights: What is a Swipe File? What goes in a Swipe File? Where to get for a Swipe File?
With raw honesty, Darren shares their journey from doing it all themselves to building a large thriving team. He describes starting with content and developing a range of digital services. And how they automated the most time-intensive task with a lot of initial coding elbow grease. Full show notes: https://trailblazer.fm/invest-now-get-paid-later
Rob talks to Author Warren Laine-Naida about his recent book on SEO – “SEO All You Need to Know: Get Yourself and Your Website Found! A 7-Step Beginner’s Guide to Basic Search Engine Optimization”. Show Highlights: SEO is a long game. SEO matters. Tips to help the SEO on your website. Most web designers forget…
As the WordPress community grows and evolves, it’s important that new people with new ideas join in on the fun. What WordPress lacks outside of its formal events is a system for mentorship. Allie Nimmons and prolific mentor Nyasha Green talk about mentorship in WordPress, what it looks like now, and where it could go…
Rob Cairns talks about pricing in your business and why the race to the bottom is not a good idea.
When I started this site, I started a changelog. Why? Well, I have two very good reasons.
Rob Cairns sits down with Ryan Waterbury and they talk about why your website is always changing. Changes include: Security Updates. Blogs. Content changes. Pictures updated on the website.
Tips from Rich Tabor, Cassandra Decker, Robert Rowley, Daisy Olsen, Ronnie Burt, Amber Hinds, Jonathan Desrosiers and Ronald Gijsel
The WordPress 6.0.2 security release made a splash in the news last week with three vulnerabilities patched with it – but what were they? Should you be worried? Let’s get cozy with Robert as he runs us through the now patched vulnerabilities, and explains why none of them is an immediate risk. Or as he…
Michael shares his agency journey from musician to Co-founder of DoneDone Full show notes: https://trailblazer.fm/getting-things-donedone
As part of the WordCampUS speaker series, I singled out this one because Cultural Intelligence resonated with me.
