Ecosystems and Marketplaces
We discuss ecosystems and marketplaces in WordPress, looking back on 2019 and ahead to 2020. Where are the opportunities? What might it mean for the Open Web?
Forget Resolutions. Here’s My 2020 Yearly Theme
Lots of people like to make resolutions around the new year. Fresh calendar, fresh start. I’ve gotten away from doing that and instead talking about a yearly theme – an idea I got from the Cortex podcast. In this episode, we’ll talk about my yearly theme, how it affects the show, and how you can…
Episode 17: Matt Mullenweg Reflects on Distributed Work in 2019
To close out the year, our host Matt Mullenweg is joined once again by Automattic’s Mark Armstrong to discuss the state of distributed work as we transition into a new decade. Matt discusses his key takeaways from his 2019 conversations on the podcast, and reflects on his year as the CEO of a growing distributed…
Generating leads from networking – Lee Jackson – S31-E06
Networking helped build our agencies and is an essential element of our ongoing marketing strategy. If you are a new or established business, you should consider your own strategy for generating leads through networking. We cover: Different types of networking Meeting styles Help others Help others help you Reality check Outcome: To help you develop…
Episode 55 Year 2019 in Review and a Look Forward to 2020
Rob Cairns and his guest Jeff Brown talk about what happened in 2019 and where 2020 is going. Sit back, relax and enjoy this special episode. For show notes please see: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode55/
Episode 54 Goals For The New Year
Rob Cairns the CEO/Chief Creator of Amazing Ideas at StunningDigitalMarketing.com talks about how he sets goals and the system he uses. For show notes please see: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode54/
What’s Coming to the Do the Woo Podcast in 2020
Do the Woo, a WooCommerce podcast is focusing more than ever in 2020 on the WooCommerce community and the news around that community.
The fun way to build a website specification document – Andre Gagnon – S31-E05
Without a website specification document you are running the risk of a big fall out with your client. Everyone needs to agree on what will be built, the timeline and the cost. Without these projects can often breakdown or become unprofitable. The problem is, creating a specification document is super boring, and it’s difficult to…
The Future of Themes
We discuss Gutenberg and the future of WordPress themes with Rich Tabor.
Episode 53: Things I Love About The Internet
Rob Cairns, The CEO/Chief Creator of Amazing Ideas talks about the things he loves about the Internet. For show notes please see: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode54/
Episode 16: Glitch CEO Anil Dash on Strengthening Values in a Distributed Startup
Anil Dash didn’t like the direction the web was going, so he joined a tech company that promised to take web development back to its indie roots. That company became known as Glitch, a semi-distributed company based in NYC. In this episode, Matt and Anil talk about the good old days of blogging and how…
The WordPress Roadmap
A review of the WordPress Core projects scheduled for 2019 and a discussion of what’s to come in 2020.
I need clients now. What do I do? – Rob Da Costa – S31-E04
For many agency owners, Christmas a stressful time of year. Potential clients are gearing up for Christmas, projects are on hold or non existent and they still have staff to page. Rob shares with us both what to do if you need clients right now, and also how to avoid this situation in the future….
Episode 52: Some Things That Bother Me On The Internet
Rob Cairns the CEO/Chief Creator of Amazing Ideas at StunningDigitalMarketing.com talks about some things that should not happen on the Internet and suggestions on how to use the Internet Better. For show notes see: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode52/
Reflections of a 3-Year WooCommerce Managed Hosting Journey
Chris Lema never planned to work for a hosting company, despite his passion for WooCommerce and WordPress.