117 – 6 Reasons to Learn How to Code
The world is in desperate need of more programmers. In this episode learn six reasons to start coding today!
116 – Keep Your WordPress Database Lean & Mean
Join us today as we take a look into how to remove some of the bloat from our WordPress database.
115 – Become a More Efficient WordPress Developer
You can become a more efficient WordPress Developer by implementing these 11 steps.
114 – Is Your WordPress Site Accessible?
Join me today for a chat with my friend Wade Wingler about the benefits of having a accessible site. If you haven’t thought about this before, it’s time to now!
113 – The Power of Adding a CDN to Your Website
Join me today with special guest Justin Dorfman from MaxCDN to explain the importance of using a content delivery network to help speed up your website.
112 – How to Work Through Theme or Plugin Conflicts
In today’s episode, learn to paste blog posts without formatting, extend your gravity forms plugin and properly troubleshoot theme or plugin issues.
111 – The Importance of Conferences
Join me as I share my reason for attending live conferences, plus hear from four other attendees!
110 – Is WordPress.com the Solution for Hosting?
In this episode, I talk with Sean and Randy from beAutomated about the value of looking at wordpress.com to host their company website.
109 – Important Things to Focus on in 2013
In this episode, I share the top things that WordPress website owners and WordPress developers should focus on learning / doing in 2013.
108 – The Dangers of the functions.php File
In this interview with Dave Clements, we talk about the dangers of putting custom code in the functions.php file.
107 – Five Reasons Your Site Loads Slowly
In today’s episode, I share a resource for checking how quickly your website loads and point out five different things that cause some websites to load slower than they should.
106 – How to Teach Someone WordPress
Learn about the brand new version of WordPress along with new plugin favorites area, plus I share how I teach my clients to use WordPress.
105 – How to Charge for Maintenance of a WordPress Website
In today’s episode, learn how to charge your customers for the maintenance of their WordPress websites. I also spend time talking about my week of being disconnected from the grid.
104 – Become a Full-Time Freelance Developer
This week, I have an inspiring story to share. Join us to hear Chad Warner is slowly phasing out of his “real job” into a full-time freelancer.
103 – A Website Developer’s Nightmare: Passwords
In today’s episode, I share two new tools and my strategy for setting up new accounts for your friends or website clients.