Podcast in deinem Marketingmix – meine persönlichen Erfahrungen

In dieser Podcast-Episode teile ich meine persönlichen Erfahrungen im Podcasting: von der Verbesserung meiner Sprechfähigkeit und des Selbstvertrauens, über den Aufbau eines Netzwerks, bis hin zu hilfreichen Tipps für effektives Podcasting. Lerne, wie Podcasting Teil meiner Marketingstrategie wurde und wie es mir half, eine starke Community aufzubauen.

WOA#22. Le greenwashing des hébergeurs.

Dans cet épisode, je parle de la sécurité et des sauvegardes des sites WordPress, des notifications en BO et de la sauvegarde des extensions avant la mise à jour de WordPress 6.3. J’accueille Pierre Lannoy, créateur de HOSTERRA, une solution d’hébergement éthique et responsable, pour discuter du greenwashing dans l’industrie de l’hébergement WordPress et de…

#55 – Dennis Dornon on How Partnerships Have Helped Grow His WordPress Plugin Business

On the podcast today, we have Dennis Dormon. Dennis is the founder of MainWP. A WordPress plugin which enables you to manage multiple WordPress websites from a single dashboard. As you’ll hear, the business has changed over the years, as Dennis has learned more about the plugins’ target audience. Dennis talks today about how, in…

#54 – Steve Burge on Where We’re at With Multi-Author Collaboration in WordPress

On the podcast today we have Steve Burge. He leads the team at PublishPress, which is a plugin company focusing on improving the publishing experience for WordPress users. The topic of today’s podcast is very much in his wheelhouse. If you’ve been following recent developments, then you’ll know that we’re currently in the site editing…

#53 – Matt Medeiros on the State of the WordPress Landscape

On the podcast today we have Matt Medeiros. Matt is the driving force behind many WordPress initiatives. That could be the creation of plugins, WordPress news media, as well as podcasts about all manner of WordPress specific subjects. He likes to juggle multiple projects at once. Currently he’s the Director of Podcaster Success at Castos,…

#52 – Hannah Smith on Why We Need To Be Making Websites More Sustainable

On the podcast today, we have Hannah Smith. Hannah is the Operations and Training Manager for the Green Web Foundation and founder of the Let’s Green The Web campaign. It’s pretty easy to forget that the device that you’re reading this post on is consuming power. We plug things in or charge them up, and…

#51 – Adam Lowe on Building Websites With Pinegrow’s New WordPress Plugin

On the podcast today we have Adam Lowe. He’s here to talk about a new website building plugin from Pinegrow. Adam does not represent the company, but is an avid user of their products, and experienced in how they work. The ‘Pinegrow Web Editor’ is a desktop tool that lets you build websites with a…

#50 – Fränk Klein on How Gutenberg and Full Site Editing Are Bringing New Opportunities for WordPress Developers

On the podcast today we have Fränk Klein. Fränk is a self-taught developer. He started out learning PHP in 2011 and from there found his way to WordPress. Over the years he’s worked for Automattic at WordPress.com and WordPress VIP, and is now a principal developer at Human Made, an enterprise WordPress agency. We talk…

#49 – Matt Cromwell on the Effectiveness of the WordPress.org Repository for Promoting New Plugins

On the podcast today we have Matt Cromwell. Matt is Senior Director of Operations and Marketing at StellarWP, and also one of the founders of GiveWP, a donations plugin which uses the freemium model. He’s on the podcast today to talk about whether the WordPress.org plugin repository is still an effective place to host your…

#48 – Christina Deemer on Making Digital Content Usable for People With Cognitive Disabilities

On the podcast today we have Christina Deemer. Christina is a senior UX developer at Lede, where she champions accessibility and headless WordPress in her work with publishers and nonprofits. At the recent WordCamp US, Christina gave a presentation called “embracing minds of all kinds, making digital content usable for people with cognitive disabilities”. And…

#47 – Adam Silverstein on the State of Images in WordPress

On the podcast today we have Adam Silverstein. Adam is a WordPress core comitter where he works to fix bugs and improve modern web capabilities. As a Developer Relations Engineer in the content ecosystem team at Google, he works to invigorate the open web by empowering and educating developers. At the recent WordCamp US, he…

#46 – Nick Diego on Why You Should Be Excited About the Possibilities of WordPress Blocks

On the podcast today we have Nick Diego. Nick is a Developer Advocate at WP Engine. He can be found creating educational content, building plugins and themes, and contributing to WordPress Core. He’s on the podcast to talk about his passion and optimism for the future of WordPress using blocks. At the recent WordCamp US,…

#45 – Alex Ball on Customizing Core Blocks for Clients

On the podcast today we have Alex Ball. Alex is a Lead Software Engineer at Mindgrub, a digital agency in Baltimore, Maryland. His website leadership experience continues to inform his decision-making today, especially for training clients and making the block editor as easy to use as possible, and that, in essence, is the subject of…

#44 – Joe Dolson on How To Fix the Six Most Common Accessibility Errors on Your Websites

On the podcast today we have Joe Dolson. Joe is a WordPress plugin developer, a core committer, and a web accessibility consultant. He’s part of the Make WordPress Accessible team, the team dedicated to improving accessibility in the WordPress ecosystem. His recent presentation at WordCamp US entitled ‘Finding and Fixing the Six Most Common WCAG…