The WordPress Guy
Kicking off with Season 4, Jonathan and Luke chat about the new Wix ad campaign. Then, they disagree about the future of comments in WordPress.
Why Course Creators Should Start a Podcast
One of the most important things a course creator needs to do to sell courses is establish trust. Indeed you’ve probably heard that a customer needs to know, like, and trust you. Well, there’s no better way to get someone to do all three of those than by starting a podcast. We’ll discuss that and…
Online Training Coming from a Mix of Education and Open Source
Listen in as Robbie shares her diverse background of open source work through her agency and her experience with online training.
How to start a podcast – Editing – Lee Matthew Jackson – S39-E03
This week we will unpack the process for editing your audio files and compiling your podcast. We focus Audacity, an open source and cross platform audio editor however the tips in here will work for most professional applications. As with our other episodes, we are focused on helping you get the MVP podcast up and…
WooCommerce, eCommerce and Accessibility
This conversation takes us deeper into accessibility. Not only do we learn the important basics, but how eCommerce fits into the picture.
Pivoting an Events Plugin During a Global Pandemic with Hazel Quimpo and Zach Tirell
When you run a company focused on software for live events, you have no choice but to pivot when live events cease basically overnight. Hazel and Zach tell their fantastic story of how they were able to pivot a team of 50 people to focus their live events software on virtual events (spoiler alert: it’s…
The WooCommerce Marketplace
Listen in as Adepeju talks about developers, selling on WooCommerce and the future of the marketplace.
How to start a podcast – Hardware/Software – Lee Matthew Jackson – S39-E02
This week we will look at the hardware and software you can use to record your show. Our approach is as a minimum viable product (MVP) ensuring a good quality recording utilising low or no cost solutions in order to validate your podcast over the next few months. Full show notes: https://agencytrailblazer.com/how-to-start-a-podcast-hardware-software
Automating Paperwork with Anvil and Mang-git Ng
I LOVE automation, so when Mang-Git Ng reached out and wanted to talk about what he learned by launching a start-up fully focused on digitizing paper processes, I was hooked. If you’ve bought a house, done taxes, or any other document-heavy task, you know what a pain it can be. Mang-Git’s company aims to solve…
Online Events for the WooCommerce Builder Community
Listen as the co-organizers chat about what WooCommerce builders can expect if they attend the weekly events.
How to start a podcast – Planning – Lee Matthew Jackson – S39-E01
Over the next few episodes, I will be breaking down how to plan, launch and grow a podcast in your industry niche. Each episode will come with a workbook to help take you through each step and by the end of the series you should be ready to go live with your first show. This…
A Conversation Around WooCommerce Blocks
Darren Ethier and Gary Murray from WooCommerce join Manos Psychogyiopoulos, Head of Product at SomewhereWarm to talk WooCommerce blocks.
How to Make Your eCommerce Store Even Better with Patrick Garman
One thing the global pandemic taught us is we need to have a great online presence. This is especially true if you need to sell online – and let’s face it, we all do now. Well Patrick Garman of Mindsize has the knowledge and experience to help anyone launch and improve their eCommerce store. And…
Building a WooCommerce Store on WordPress.com
Timmy works on the Woo team and shares what people may not now about building a WooCommerce shop on WordPress.com.
Why we are moving beyond WordPress – Lee Matthew Jackson – S38-E11
After years implementing awesome WordPress solutions we are breaking up. It’s not just us… it’s WordPress too! We will stay friends, we love the community and will continue to work with it where it meets relevant needs. But since we started dating, we feel WordPress has changed and not for the better. Full show notes:…