Building and Running a WooCommerce Agency
Zach Stepek shares his experience with WooCommerce, how he discovered WooCommerce and what brought him to the eCommerce space.
How to manage leads – Lee Jackson – S32-E03
So much business can be lost due to not handling leads effectively. With multiple channels of communication, and such unique needs, what can you implement to keep on top of, and to nurture the leads you get in? Full show notes: https://agencytrailblazer.com/podcast/how-to-manage-leads/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Growing Your Business Through Podcasting with Matt Medeiros
Today I’m talking to my good friend Matt Medeiros. We both share a passion for podcasting and content creation in general. On top of talking about getting involved in local businesses, and legacy, we dig deep on putting content out into the world. First you learned about content strategy from Jessica Lawlor. Now you’ll learn…
Episode 59: How to Manage and Backup Your Digital Photos
In Episode 59, Rob Cairns the CEO/Chief Creator of Amazing Ideas at StunningDigitalMarketing.com shares his strategy on how he manages and backups his digital photo collection. Show notes can be found here: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode59/
From Scratching Your Own Itch to Selling Your WooCommerce Plugin
Scott Deluzio created a WooCommerce plugin first off to scratch his own itch and then decided to sell it publicly.
Getting plugged into online community – Lee Jackson – S32-E02
Being a business owner, or part of a business design agency can be tough. I remember how lonely I would often feel battling the day to day challenges with no one else to talk to. In this weeks episode we share how to get plugged into the online community to create a support network. Full…
Episode 58: Protecting Your Digital Business
Rob Cairns; CEO/Chief Creator of Amazing Ideas; talks about some strategies to protect your Digital Business. These include backups, updating software, protecting your websites, and more. For show notes please see: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode58/
Advice Roundup: Things You Wish You Knew Before You Start Your Business
If you’ve been freelancing or running a small business for any amount of time, you’ve learned a few things you probably wish you knew from the start. In this episode, I’ve asked a few of my freelancing friends (as well as Twitter), “What’s one thing you wish you knew when you started freelancing?” There’s lots…
Episode 57: Negative Publicity
Rob Cairns; the CEO/Chief Creator of Amazing Ideas at StunningDigitalMarketing.com; shares some thoughts on how negative publicity can help a business. Rob gives two recent examples to show how this has worked. Sit back, relax and enjoy this episode. Please see the following for the show notes: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode57/
The Transition of Working at WooCommerce to Launching a SaaS Product
Bryce Adams shares his story of the transition and how his love for the community kept him wanting to work in the WooCommerce ecosystem.
The Block Directory
We discuss the upcoming Block Directory for WordPress and the guidelines regarding premium and “freemium” submissions.
The one page business plan – Lee Jackson – S32-E01
Running your agency without a plan, you are inadvertently planning to fail. We learned the hard way many years ago. The purpose of this episode is to provide you the framework for a simple one page business plan that you can review regularly. Full show notes here – https://agencytrailblazer.com/podcast/the-one-page-business-plan/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out…
Get More Clients Using Content, with Jessica Lawlor
Jessica Lawlor is a content manager and strategist. Your content plan is integral to your small business, as I’ve learned over the past couple of year. I’m being a lot more intentional this year, and in this episode, Jessica talks about how you can too. We chat about content calendars, answering important questions regarding your…
Episode 18: Jason Fried on Treating Workers Like Adults
For our first episode of the year, host Matt Mullenweg talks to Jason Fried, the CEO of Basecamp. Jason runs a semi-distributed company that’s been making project management software for 20 years. He’s accumulated a wealth of wisdom about how trusting employees and treating them with respect can yield long-term success. For more, go to…
Selling Your WordPress Products Using WooCommerce
Brad Touesnard shares his own experiences with WooCommerce, having run it on their site since the inception of Delicious Brains.