More Takeaways from State of the Word 2024
One more show with reflections and takeaways from State of the Word 2023.
Ecommerce AI, Accessibility, Security and Privacy in 2024
Hosts Robbie Adair and Robert Jacobi discuss their predictions for 2024, focusing on the acronym ASP: Accessibility, Security, and Privacy
WordPress Gutenberg, the Beginning to the Present
Hosts Jonathan and Tammie reflect on their experiences with the Gutenberg project in WordPress.
Exploring the WordPress Ecosystem: Products, Strategy, and Growth
Discover how AI SEO and content creation impacts the future of WordPress and WooCommerce with Dave Lockie and Alex Moss.
AMA
Yep, changes in our mission and policy here has made this one head to 404.
Do the Woo is a Sponsor and Media Partner for WordCamp Asia 2024
We are returning to WordCamp Asia again, and proud to be a Media Partner again as well as a sponsor for the event.
Make. WordPress. Happy.
Starting 2024 on an optimistic note as I noticed more of my fellow WordPressers feeling more optimistic and happy about WordPress.
Do the Woo, Goodbye 2023 and Hello 2024
As we look at the past year, and what 2024 holds, we are growing even more globally and elevating more voices.
A Post-State of the Word 2023 Chat
Listen to insights and experiences in the Spanish WordPress community, features and updates announced at SOTW, plus getting involved in the WordPress community.
Resources and Opportunities in WordPress for Speaking, Contributing and Connecting
WordCamp opportunities, supporting underrepresented and connecting the WordPress community with resources and sites.
A Post Mortem Marketing Analysis of Black Friday aka Stuff You Should Do
Adam and Emma discuss the importance of conducting a post-mortem analysis after a major marketing campaign, such as Black Friday.
An End of the Year Review in Emerging Tech
In this episode, Kathy and Dave discuss the influence of AI and blockchain on content creation, the rise of businesses using OpenAI API, and the potential of using blockchain for content authentication. They also explore the options for WordPress content and online identity verification.
WordPress is Scaling for the Swifties
A look at a couple of polls on page builders and documentation and the WordPressVIP team preparing for an onslaught of Swifties on Time.com.
Share a Question or Comment for the Do the Woo End-of-Year Show
Want to share your favorite episode, host or show? Perhaps you have a burning question or comment. Here’s your chance.
Looking at WooCommerce Development in 2023 and Moving into 2024
Carl Alexander and Zach Stepek, hosts of Woo DevChat at Do the Woo Podcast, end the year 2023 the only way these two could end a year.