Episode 184: My Podcast Stack
In this episode, Rob Cairns talks about his podcast stack. Show Highlights: What I use to record the podcast. What I use for show notes. What I use to edit the podcast.
Episode 183 Talking Funnels With Michael Killen
Rob Cairns sits down with Michael Killen to talk about funnels. Show Highlights: What is a funnel? How do funnels impact sales? Pricing strategies for items in the funnel. How to get people to opt-in to your funnel.
Acquisitions, Open Source and Staying Grounded at State of the Word 2021
We have a lively discussion in this episode on the State of the Word, community, full site editor, Gutenberg, OpenVerse and Web 3.0
Happy New Year 2022
It’s a new year and a new podcast episode. Marcus is flying solo this week to ring in the new year with you and share some updates to the HeadingTwo website and podcast. We’ll be switching things up a little bit with the format of the show, but it’ll still be the same two handsome…
Episode 182 One WordPress Maintenance Tip To Start The Year
Rob Cairns talks about one WordPress Maintenance Tip you should do to start the year. Show Highlights: Why you should maintain your WordPress Website. Security matters. Speed matters.
Patchstack Weekly – Vulnerability Roundup and Factors of Authentication
Welcome to the Patchstack Weekly security update! This is the first Patchstack update for 2022, happy new year and let’s get into the security news. This week I will give a quick roundup detailing the number of vulnerabilities added to the Patchstack database last month and I will give an update on the backlog of…
Bringing a WordPress Form Plugin Into a Crowded Market
WS Form plugin entered a crowded form market in WordPress. Learn how founder Mark Westguard met that challenge head-on.
Episode 181: Security 101 Ritesh Kotak
In this episode, Rob Cairns sits down and talks about online security with Ritesh Kotak. This is one episode you do not want to miss! Show Highlights: What is Log4J? Should I use a password manager? Tips for a small business. Phishing Schemes. Why you should be proactive instead of reactive. Can you recover from…
Episode 180: Goals Over Resolutions
Rob Cairns talks about why goals are better than resolutions. Show Highlights: Why goals are better. Planning for 2022 success. Short term goals leaded to long term goals.
Patchstack Weekly – Critical Plugin Vulnerability & Backlog of Unpatched Components
Welcome back to the Patchstack Weekly security update! This update is for week 52 of 2021. This week marks the final week of 2021, and with the year coming to a close it is a great time to reflect on the past, present, and future. So that is the format of this week’s update. this…
Episode 179: How Good Are Your WordPress Backups?
Rob Cairns talks about how good are your WordPress Backups. Show Highlights: Do you test your backups? Your backup is only as good as your ability to restore. How I do backups.
Episode 178: Amazing Customer Service From Goemans
Rob Cairns talks about how Goemans provided amazing customer service, Show Highlights: There Inside Advantage. The entire process. How amazing the process was.
Patchstack Weekly – WordPress Vulnerabilities And Code Stewardship
Welcome back to the Patchstack Weekly security update! This update is for week 51 of 2021. This week’s news may sound like deja-vu, as I will cover more of the same topics as I did last week. Log4j is still a leading security concern, and the project’s developers have released yet another security update, this…
Episode 176: Social Media Year in Review With Jeff Brown
Rob Cairns sits down to talk to Jeff Brown to talk about the year 2021 in Social Media. Show Highlights: The Year in review. Social Media Trends. Free Speech on Social Media. Our thoughts looking forward to 2022.
Episode 177: The 2021 WordPress Weekly Awards With Davinder Singh Kanith
Rob Cairns sits down with Davinder Singh Kanith and discusses the 2021 WordPress Weekly Awards. Show Highlights: Who won and lost. Analysis of each category. Surprises in each category. Who were the top vote-getters? Diversity in WordPress.