What is a WooCommerce Builder and a Look at the Opportunities
A lively discussion around who the Woo builders are and what opportunities can be found in thee ecosystem.
Episode 119: Talking E-Commerce
Rob Cairns talks about E-Commerce. For show notes please see: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode119/
Working with WooCommerce and Subscriptions Support
We have a chance to talk about her transition to Automattic, a bit around the space of subscriptions and, of course, her active role in support at WooCommerce as a Happiness Engineer.
How to be productive during lockdown – Lee Matthew Jackson – S37-E05
For those folks used to the office environment, life has been turned upside down. No take out coffee, no chatting at the water cooler, no podcast on the commute and no cheesy banter being thrown across the room. Seeing the virtual head and shoulders of those you’ve grown close to over the years is not…
Full Site Editing
We discuss the current state of full site editing and our uncertainty about what happens next. We bring up headless, brainless, and the opportunity for more vertically focused businesses built on WordPress.
Building Good Web Forms with Naomi C. Bush
Throughout this season, we’ve talked about create content to build an audience. And the best way to build that audience and interact with them is forms. Well, Naomi C Bush tells us all about some great ways to build helpful forms for users. This is a much more traditional episode of How I Built It and…
Product Pricing and Opportunities in the WooCommerce Ecosystem
Alex has helped dozens of WooCommerce product builders and he has seen it all. Alex has a pulse on this space and a lot of great insights to share.
Product Pricing and Opportunities in an Open Source Ecosystem
Alex has helped dozens of WooCommerce product builders and he has seen it all. Alex has a pulse on this space and a lot of great insights to share.
How to start a web design business – Lee Matthew Jackson – S37-E04
You might be doing it all wrong! Hear me out. Did your design hobby become a business because people started offering you money for your services? This is how many web design agencies were born, including my own and that is where the problem begins. In this episode I will share with you some essentials…
Making Resource Sites for Fun and Money with Jase Rodley
Jase Rodley has A LOT going on. In fact, since we recorded this episode, he stepped down from Rank Defender to run Dialed Labs. His energy and drive are apparent in the interview, where we talk about Making Resource sites. Essentially, he tells us how to make content to fill a demand, and make a…
What if Gutenberg never happened?
Someplace, in an alternate timeline, our beloved WordPress editor never received its most controversial update. In a parallel universe Gutenberg never happened, and the WordPress editor is still “Word in a box”. In this episode, Jonathan and Luke consider what life would be like for the poor souls who live there.
Episode 118: Growth Hack To Learn More
Rob Cairns talks about one of his favorite Growth Hack to learn more and enhance your life. For show notes please see: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode118/
Virtually Virtual
What happens to the WordPress community without in-person WordCamps? Jonathan and Luke reflect on their virtual event experiences to-date, and imagine what that experience might look like a year from now.
WooGraphQL, Headless and APIs
When you ask a developer on the show who is passionate about what they do, well, it literally takes a deep dive into the topic. This was the case when we invited Geoff Taylor, from XWP and developer of WooGraphQL.
How to set boundaries (and why it is important) – Lee Matthew Jackson – S37-E03
Have you found yourself responding to emails late at night before bed? Do clients email you at the weekend expecting results first thing Monday? If these or similar scenarios ring true, then you have a boundary issue that could be affecting your health, your business, and your family life. Full show notes: https://agencytrailblazer.com/how-to-set-boundaries-and-why-it-is-important