Random Thoughts on the Train Traveling to State of the Word in New York City
It’s funny how one’s mind can wander when traveling across the county via train, heading to the WordPress State fo the Word.
Holiday gifts for web creatives
This week, we chat about some of the things we think would make great gifts for web designers and web developers. We don’t mention any specific brands or models (for the most part), but focus on the types of gifts we know web creatives appreciate. Unintentionally, we also talk a bit about mental and physical…
WordPress Serendipity on a Train
A big surprise was discovering that Susan Ramsey, a long time online friend and WordPress peeps, was on my train.
Thinking of Our Sponsors While Traveling Through Montana to State of the Word
Traveling through a state as large as Montana gives me a different perspective on my sponsors.
A WordPress Community Chat Before Boarding the Train
The kickoff podcast via Seattle with Cami MacNamara talking State of the Word, community and more.
Episode 173: A Copywriting Tip
Rob Cairns gives you a key copywriting tip. Show Highlights Why you should write for the reader. The Start with Why. Some tips on how to use “Why” in your copy.
Giving gifts to your team – S42-E02
Wondering what sort of gift to give your team this holiday season? I spoke with our agency owners to discover how they handle the art of gift giving. Enjoy a plethora of unique ways you can bless your team throughout the year. We explore the gift of time, shared experiences, gift ideas and more. Full…
Agencies and the Holiday Season – S42-E01
Celebrating the holidays and ensuring we honour our teams and supporting our clients can be a challenge. This season, we are interviewing agency owners from around the world, asking them key questions. How do they celebrate the holiday season? Do they give gifts to their team or their clients? Do they have any of those…
Patchstack Weekly – Vulnerability news, Gravatar and Web History
Welcome to the Patchstack Weekly security update, this update is for December 9th, 2021. We will talk about the Gravatar breach, web history, and vulnerabilities from this week. In this week’s session, we have two high-risk vulnerabilities to report in WordPress plugins and I will talk about the Gravatar email leaks, one-way encryption, and how…
Taking On WordPress Cache Challenges
Till Kruss took on the issues surrounding WordPress and caching by creating Object Cache Pro. Learn more about Till, his journey and successes.
Episode 172: WordPress 2021 Year In Review
In this podcast, a panel of Rob Cairns, Davinder Singh Kanith, Todd Jones and Ryan Waterbury sit down to discuss the year in review. Show Highlights: The Year In Review The WordPress Community. Big Events for the WordPress Community. Things you would like to see for 2022.
Just a Quick Note on the Do the Woo Trip to NYC
In two days I board Amtrak heading to the State of the Word in NYC. A few reminders for you.
Episode 171: Talking Newsletter Glue with Lesley Sim
Rob Cairns sits down to talk about Newsletter Glue with Lesley Sim. Show Highlights: What is Newsletter Glue? The one thing most people like about the product? Most requested feature. Product Roadmap.
Using Online Courses to Grow Your WooCommerce Business
Chris Lema shares insights for those builders who are considering starting online classes to help sell products or educate clients.
What WordPress clients should know about working with an agency
This week, we take a look at some of the things we want our WordPress – or web design and development – clients to know. From a freelance or agency perspective, these are some of the things that we’ve spent years teaching clients and now we want to share them with you! Website: headingtwo.comTwitter: @headingtwo…