WP-Tonic is a podcast for WordPress entrepreneurs who are using WordPress to make money online. We cover a wide number of areas with our main show in which we interview a number of WordPress entrepreneurs and also other online experts who with their insights can help you build your online business with a focus on marketing automation.
WP-Tonic is produced by Jonathan Denwood who is the force behind WP-Tonic of the longest-running WordPress podcasts. Each episode brings you valuable insights with one goal: to help you generate more income and impact through businesses built on WordPress.
Our Friday we do a live round-table show with a panel of leading WordPress experts. We discuss all the leading WordPress and online technology news stories of the week.this is a test
Jonathan Courtney is a UX designer and Product Strategist. He runs the cheeky design blog, UX Messiah. Originally from Ireland, Jonathan moved to Berlin and co-founded the UX Design agency AJ&Smart in 2011. AJ&Smart has worked with some of the largest brands on the planet, including the UN, eBay, Lufthansa, and Zalando. In this insightful…
WordPress development involves PHP, HTML, CSS, JS, MySQL – but what if you don’t know what any of this even means yet? Where do you go to learn WordPress if you’re still a beginner? This week, we look at WordPress for beginners. We have covered tons of resources for learning WordPress as a complete beginner….
In this episode, we talk about the history of WPShout, and we also get deep in connected to WordPress development and discuss the best ways a newbie WordPress developer can increase their skill level. The crew from WPShout (Fred Meyer, David Hayes, Alex Denning) joins us to talk running a WordPress tutorial site, the state…
I’ll be honest, we intended to talk the most useful e-commerce plugins for WordPress, but ended up talking mostly about WooCommerce. That said, there’s a ton of information in here about WooCommerce plugins and extensions, including what plugins you’ll need for specific functionality in WooCommerce. Our WordPress panel this week: Sallie Goetsch: from…
Jackie D’Elia has had a long career in web development and programming. For the past several years she has been an independent WordPress developer, primarily on the Genesis platform. During the last year, Jackie has been a regular member of our Saturday podcast panel. We talk to Jackie about her experiences in web development, and…
Our WordPress panel shares the biggest mistakes they have made on website projects. If you’ve done one website or a thousand, chances are you will identify with at least one thing on this list. We talk not only about our botch-ups, but how our processes changed afterwards as a result. There’s something for everyone in…
We talk with James Laws, founder of WP Ninjas, and co-creator of Ninja Forms. In this episode James share his insights on building a WordPress product company, managing internal growth, and advice for podcasters in the WordPress space. WP Ninjas https://wpninjas.com/ Mastermind.FM http://mastermind.fm/ Adventures in Businessing http://aib.fm ================== Our episode…
The WP-Tonic panel looks at how to tackle large scale web projects. What sort of preparation and research goes into more complex projects? We analyze project management, organization, communication, and delegation in this can’t miss episode. ================== This Weeks WordPress Panel Sallie Goetsch: from WP Fangirl Christopher Hawkins: from Cogeian Systems Kim…
Our guest this week is Emily White, of Emily White Designs. Emily has a successful business developing custom Genesis WordPress themes with her development partner, Greg Young. Emily clearly knows her customer base and is focused on giving her clients a fantastic customer experience. This interview shows you can still be successful running a small…
This week, we look at site structure and SEO. How does site architecture affect your search rank? We look at keyword research, internal linking, URL structure, permalinks, categories and tags, 301 redirects, setting up call-to-actions throughout the site, user experience, and more. One of the more valuable episodes we’ve done this year, especially if…
WordPress architect Mario Peshev joins us to talk WordPress in the enterprise. Mario is the founder and CEO of DevriX, a 25 person WordPress agency. He also is a core contributor to WordPress and a frequent speaker on web development. Mario Peshev at DevWP.eu http://devwp.eu/ DevriX: http://devrix.com/ Mario Peshev on Twitter https://twitter.com/no_fear_inc …
In this episode, we look at the value of participating in the WordPress community, both offline and online. Is there anything substantial to be gained from befriending people who do the same thing that you do? Join us every Saturday at 9 am PST for our live show where you can ask WordPress tech questions…
Chris Lema and AJ Morris of Liquid Web stop by to talk product innovation, hosting, and the WordPress community. We’re also joined by our WordPress panel for this special episode. Cast for Episode 169: AJ Morris: https://ajmorris.me/ Chris Lema: http://chrislema.com/ Sallie Goetsch https://www.wpfangirl.com/ Lee Jackson https://trailblazer.fm Jonathan Denwood https://www.wp-tonic.com/ John Locke Lockedown…
We look at the role of user experience design in web design. How does UX differ from other disciplines in web design and development? Our panel this week: Krissie VandeNoord: http://krissievandenoord.com/ Sallie Goetsch: https://www.wpfangirl.com/ Jackie D’Elia: https://jackiedelia.com/ Kim Shivler: https://whiteglovewebtraining.com/ John Locke: https://www.lockedownseo.com/ Jonathan Denwood: https://www.wp-tonic.com/ ================== Our episode this week…
Tim Brown is someone that if you haven’t heard of him yet, you soon will. A web designer, marketer, and WordPress fanatic from Minneapolis, MN, Tim has been building his personal brand while working full time at a local agency. Seriously, Tim publishes quality content like a beast, and has earned every bit of his…
