How to Choose a Business and Pricing Model for your Product
Join hosts Amber, Zack, and guest Ramesh Subramaniam of Retainful to discuss how to decide on a business and pricing model that works for your next WordPress product.
Episode 516 Business Development With Spencer Foreman
The podcast features a discussion between Rob Cairns and Spencer Foreman about business development, particularly within the WordPress ecosystem. They explore the challenges of WordPress, including security vulnerabilities and the overwhelming number of plugins, advocating for a curated approach. Foreman emphasizes the value of specialized services and trusted experts, drawing analogies to concierge services and…
Mastering Conversion Tracking in WordPress with Derek Ashauer
Dive into the world of WordPress development with Derek Ashauer, a seasoned developer since 2005. From starting with static HTML sites to creating comprehensive plugins like Sunshine Photo Cart and Conversion Bridge, Derek shares his journey, insights, and the passion that drives his work. Learn about the evolution of his development process, the intricacies of…
When Should You Ask for User Feedback? | High Noon Vodka Seltzer Mango
Welcome to episode 106 of the Accessibility Craft Podcast, where we explore the art of creating accessible websites while trying out interesting craft beverages. This podcast is brought to you by the team at Equalize Digital, a WordPress accessibility company, and the proud creators of the Accessibility Checker plugin. In this episode, we discuss best…
Thinking Outside of the WordPress Box
Thanks Pressable for supporting the show! Get your special hosting deal at https://pressable.com/wpminuteBecome a WP Minute Supporter & Slack member at https://thewpminute.com/support In this episode of the WP Minute+ Podcast, Matt sits down with Tessa Kriesel, a seasoned expert in developer relations and founder of Built for Devs. Once deeply involved in WordPress, Tessa now…
Episode 515 Security With Tim Nash – Smartphones
The SDM podcast features Rob Cairns and Tim Nash discussing smartphone security. They examine risks, like lost devices and vulnerabilities in apps like WhatsApp, and debate Android versus iOS security. The conversation covers location tracking, the dangers of third-party apps, and the importance of keeping devices updated. They also touch on physical security measures like…
Kevin Geary
Send a text An unexpected conversation with a self-described ambivert who just might be etching his way into WordPress history. Kevin Geary begins his conversation on "Seriously Bud" by sharing that the last new experience he had was a family trip to New York City. He and his wife, along with friends, gathered their children…
Kevin Geary on Entrepreneurship, WordPress, and Building a Balanced Life
Send us Fan Mail An unexpected conversation with a self-described ambivert who just might be etching his way into WordPress history. Kevin Geary begins his conversation on "Seriously Bud" by sharing that the last new experience he had was a family trip to New York City. He and his wife, along with friends, gathered their…
Episode 514 Security Issues With Link Shortners
Rob Cairns from Stunning Digital Marketing discusses the security risks associated with using link shorteners like bit.ly. He argues that these shortened links can conceal malicious websites, making it difficult for users to assess the safety of a link before clicking. Cairns shares his agency's policy of avoiding link shorteners due to these potential security…
Politics, Sentiment, and Alternatives
In this episode Luke and Jonathan talk about the intersection of politics and WordPress including the recent dismantling of 18F. They also discuss the WordPress Sentiment Analysis Report and the WordPress alternatives that they have been dabbling with.
E92: WordPress Foundation’s Trademark Attempt, WP 6.8 Adopts bcrypt for Password Hashing
In this episode of The WP Week, we cover major developments in the WordPress ecosystem, from halted trademark applications and WordPress 6.8’s new security enhancements to WooCommerce updates and the latest plugin vulnerabilities. We also dive into the upcoming WP:25 virtual conference, Tumblr’s move to the fediverse, and Shopify’s explosive growth. Sponsor Shoutout: – Omnisend…
Do the Woo v5.0 is in the Wild at WordCamp Asia 2025
In this episode, BobWP announces the launch of version 5.0 at WordCamp Asia, featuring a redesigned homepage that emphasizes multimedia content. The update introduces video, enhancing the existing audio format. He welcomes new host Cami MacNamara and encourages listeners to check out the changelog for further updates and visit their booth at the event.
Episode 40: Best Practices for Your Business + 2025 Roadmap
In this episode, Ben, Katy, and Hannah dive into the latest business and marketing trends to help you stay ahead in 2025. They share insights on outdated business practices to leave behind, underrated marketing strategies, and the growing role of AI in productivity and content creation. Plus, get an exclusive look at the Kadence 2025…
Tammy Lister’s Journey with BuddyPress, Gutenberg, and Gildenberg
In this episode of ‘Within WordPress,’ we sit down with Tammy, a key figure in the WordPress community. Tammy shares insights from her extensive journey spanning over 12 years, discussing the evolution of BuddyPress, her pivotal role in the Gutenberg project, and her latest venture as a co-founder of Guildenberg. We delve into the challenges…
Inside WordPress Performance & AI with Felix Arntz: Improving Site Speed and Future Trends
Join us in this episode of ‘Within WordPress’ as we dive deep into the world of WordPress performance and AI with Felix Arntz, a senior software engineer at Google and WordPress core committer. Felix shares his insights on crucial topics including how he and his team work to improve WordPress performance, contribute to existing plugins,…