You’ve heard multiple guests on this show talk about the importance of building your email list…but what do you do with that list once you have it? Well, copywriter Matt DeFeo tells us: we need to tell stories. Matt gives lots of actionable advice for how we can improve our email copy and start selling…
Matt Mullenweg joins Shane Parrish on The Knowledge Project podcast to talk about companies that are distributed from the beginning, and some of the benefits that means for its people. “Part of our model of distributed work also provides a fair amount of autonomy in how people get their work done,” Matt said. “I like…
If you are an extender for WooCommerce or WordPress, this chat on the new full site editor coming WordPress is for you.
Over the last few years, Nicole has been refining her audience and building an awesome business providing support to agency owners. Having originally served many niches, she realised her existing brand did not reflect who she was any more, nor did it necessarily attract those she wanted to serve. She connected with Tom and the…
Tips this week include: • Content Audit Workshop this week for the DIY SEO course • Why I’m doing more video SEO testing for how Google handles video schema markup • The results of my new speed tweak testing • Why the internet burning is throwing off your speed testing • New and helpful results…
Continuing a series on finances this year, today we tackle how to handle debt and invest in yourself and your business. Travis Hornsby took himself from being deep in debt to be able to support him and his family through his own business – and he gives us the framework so that we can do…
Have you been underestimating the value of support contracts? This week, Dave shares how his care plans helped support his business through Covid. He discusses the initial impact Covid had on his mindset, how his care plans provided a recurring income and how he’s been able to add immense value to his clients. Full show…
• Theme case study is underway • New speed tweaks I found for us • Why the migration process is different for the new boutique hosting • Why I’m looking outside the WP world for new opportunities for us • What the only thing is that you really own in your online business • A…
Podcasting can be like your own personal stage. If you’re a speaker, you have the opportunity to create your own portfolio of work, allowing potential event organizers and audience members to see what you know and you speak. This can lead to more paid speaking gigs and a following. But that’s not the only reason…
The Woo space found a lot of innovations by product makers and building online stores soar. On a quick development track, David Mainayar from PeachPay entered the space in the middle of it all.
Tips this week include: • Why not to panic when goofy stuff happens with your site • Why the sky won’t fall if you don’t get a post out on time • How hosts are shooting you and themselves in the foot • Why we are moving to boutique hosting • Special invitations are coming…
Listen in as they chat about market disruptions, business tools, client off hour expectations and the differentiators that set Woo apart from other ecommerce platforms.
The feast and the famine are two staples in running your business, right? It’s doesn’t have to be! That’s the message from Kelsey Kerslake, who went from $200 to $16,000 in her bank account in 3 months! Kelsey shares her story, tips, and what you need to do to grow your business and avoid that…
Matt welcomes Sid Sijbrandij, Co-Founder and CEO of GitLab, another pioneering company with Open Source origins and a long-running commitment to a completely distributed workforce. Sid and Matt settle into a conversation about how GitLab’s six values are reinforced in 20 ways at the fully-remote company. GitLab, now with more than 1,300 employees, updated its…
DJ’s development skills with WooCommerce blend his willingness to learn quickly and deeply while giving his clients more empowerment over their site.
