The battle of the gatekeeper is often the most fought by agency owners. When trying to connect with small to medium enterprises, you will often be greeted by an overzealous assistants or team members who tend to be super protective of their managers time and will often become the blocker to further communication. In this…
Tips this week include: • The new Video SEO Booster course is live – by private invitation for now • New boutique hosting is going live this week • Site Audit Client Perks and TOS has been sent • Why you may not want to go it alone for Core Web Vitals fixes • How…
Whether it’s your clients site or your own store, you may or may not be keeping mobile apps aligned with what you are building.
Promoting your book can be a tough road – I know because I’m currently on it. On top of establishing trust, you need to demonstrate that you’re worth investing in. Plus, unlike online courses, it can be tough to build and keep an audience if people are just buying your book off Amazon. Luckily, a…
We catch up with what’s happening with blocks and get some insights from Greg on how WooCommerce blocks play into the bigger picture.
On todays show we wrap our series with how to monetise your new podcast. These are all methods that we’ve applied to our podcast in the past and whilst there are many others, we like to teach what we know, not theory! We will look at: Sponsorship Affiliate opportunities Promoting services Custom products & services…
Warren has been with WooCommerce for ten years and sheds some light on some very important questions with his insights and experience.
Tips this week include: • DIY SEO Workshop spring break • Updates on progress with the Video SEO course, Gutenberg Ninja, theme testing, and boutique hosting • The CLS issues me and my webmaster designers are chasing • Why not to cut corners on getting your Core Web Vitals issues fixed • Why it may…
Pricing is one of the biggest issues that freelancers and small business owners face. The worry that pricing too high will lose sales tends to outweigh the fact that pricing too low is actually worse for your business. Well, Stephen King is here to tell us why the latter will sink you – not the…
Apple has officially announced Apple Podcast Subscriptions, a way for podcasters to offer paid podcasts directly through the Podcasts app. We’ll cover all the fine details (how it works, pricing, and some of the finer details) and they I’ll give my thoughts, and we’ll do some price comparisons. … What Apple Podcast Subscriptions Means for…
Automattic’s General Counsel, Paul Sieminski, recently joined the Technically Legal podcast to talk about how legal work can thrive in a fully distributed company. “It’s aimed at a legal audience, and I love to remind my fellow layers how much value we can add to a distributed organization,” said Paul of his appearance on the…
From being an expert into hooking WooCommerce into a warehouse to being a release lead for WordPress Core, David has done a lot as a full stack developer for 17 years.
There are a lot of opportunities for developers to attend or even start up a WordPress or WooCommerce meetup. Alicia and David dive into it from first-hand experience.
Over the last four weeks we’ve unpacked how to plan and create your show. With all that hard work, you will be ready to launch. In today’s episode we will look at: Pre-launch Launch day Ongoing episodic promotion Community building Marketing evolution Full show notes: https://agencytrailblazer.com/314
Matt shares several such pivotal moments in an episode full of stories and insight from the growth of Automattic, and of his own journey and leadership evolution, with Mike Maples Jr., host of the Starting Greatness podcast.More Subscribe to Distributed at Pocket Casts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, RSS, or wherever you like to listen.
