“Shoeless Joe,” and the movie from that book have both been misleading people for years. “If you build it, he will come.” That’s the biggest load of malarkey. That doesn’t work for “Field of Dreams” in the real world. No one comes to a concert, book launch, website, or restaurant unless they know about it….
So many people are afraid of publishing on the internet because “screenshots are forever.” That’s a good mentality if you’re hesitant to start sexting with the guy you met on Tinder. However, that mentality holds you back in business. See, as small business owners, we can use this to our advantage. As we continue to…
Listen in as we chat with Allen about his work at WooCommerce as well as getting a glimpse of what makes Allen tick.
In this podcast Rob Cairns updates you on his progress on moving his website from Avada to Gutenberg. Quick Highlights Timing of the Gutenberg move. Changes Rob has made to his Gutenberg stack. Why sometime we should Rethink our website content.
Have you ever found yourself wondering what the actual difference is between calling yourself a freelancer and calling yourself an agency? Does it count as an agency if you’re only one person? Does it count as freelancing if you have a company name? Brad Miller, VP of New Client Strategy at 10up joins us on…
Tips this week include: • How storyboarding makes creating posts and videos faster • Bonus live DIY SEO course session for content silo and republishing of seasonal posts • WP Fastest Cache tutorial has been updated • Update on the Cloudflare bad bot blocking tests • Update on tests for CleanTalk anti spam service •…
Listen in as 13 pros talk about timing, pricing, bundles and other tips to help WooCommerce product builders have a successful holiday sales.
Listen in as 13 pros talk about timing, pricing, bundles and other tips to help WooCommerce product builders have a successful holiday sales.
Hey everybody and welcome to episode 234 of How I Built It, the podcast that offers actionable tech tips for small business owners. Today’s sponsors are TextExpander, and Nexcess. Jason How knows a thing or two about ads, start with this: don’t start with Ads. Jason gives us a couple of important aspects of running…
There is one reason why writing for your business blog is hard. Because it puts us in the mindset of school and the pass-fail mentality. Once you realize that this isn’t a term paper, you’ll realize that writing for your business blog is easy. This isn’t school. It’s your business. You know it — very…
Not everyone has to be a great writer. We’re not all Ernest Hemingway. That’s fine. There are plenty of tools and tricks that you — the business owner — can employ in order to get started. From voice typing in Google Docs (or Siri in Apple’s Notes) to paying for Jarvis.ai or Bertha.ai, you have…
One of the blocks small business owners have with blogging is with overwhelm. One of the misconceptions is that just because you start blogging, you need to have the same volume as the New York Times. It’s simply not true. Blogging is about establishing yourself as an authority in you field while showing some personality…
You have a website for your small business but what about the blog? That’s what most people refer to as “content” in “content marketing.” Don’t worry, blogging isn’t a four-letter word and you can definitely do it. But for this episode, we’re going to focus on why content matters for small business websites. (00:01):Welcome…
Maziar Firoozmand from Artbees has built sites, themes and marketing automation via a SaaS in his entrepreneurial journey.
Gravity Forms is a product with a long and storied history in the WordPress ecosystem. For our inaugural episode of INPUT; Alex, Carl and Kevin, the co-founders of Gravity Forms, agreed to be interviewed, telling the story of how it all began. This is a world exclusive and can only be found right here.
