Stephanie Wells is a nurse turned coder who launched her own WordPress-based online business. Starting off in client work, she quickly moved into the product space, where she makes Formidable Forms. I was stoked to have Stephanie on the show and we talk about all sorts of great topics from scratching your own itch to…
In today’s episode, we take a look at all the new features in the latest version of WordPress, version 4.8.
Or: “How I Met Your Mummers” In this first episode of Season 3, Tracy and I talk about doing client work vs. product work, owning an agency in Philly, and moving from the free to freemium pricing model. We also talk all sorts of non-computer stuff like raising children (being parents and business owners), Philly…
In today’s episode we look at 14 other popular WordPress podcasts to help you learn more about WordPress.
In today’s episode, we take a look at our last type of website; how to build a portfolio website using WordPress.
In today’s episode, we breakdown the steps to create an eLearning / online course WordPress website.
In today’s episode, we look at three different eCommerce extensions to use to build your online store or membership site.
In today’s episode we look at the steps involved to build a business site with WordPress.
In today’s episode we start a new series on how to build certain types of websites. First up, how to build a podcasting website.
Shawn Hesketh is a good friend of the show and an excellent educator and mentor. His widely popular site, WP101, teached thousands of folks how to use WordPress. In this episode, we get pretty deep into the woods on how he built WP101, and in typical Shawn fashion, he imparts some great advice all along…
In today’s episode, we wrap up our series on learning about our visitors with four more ways to analyze our visitors.
In today’s episode, we take a look at all the valuable information you can learn from your audience by installing heat tracking software on your site.
Tom is a man of many hats! He’s a WordPress user, avid blogger, developer, editor for Envato, and much more. He also takes the approach that he’ll scratch his own itch if he needs to. In this episode, we talk about how he tackles problems, why and how he built the plugin Page Template Dashboard,…
In today’s episode, we talk about how to install the incredibly useful Facebook Tracking Pixel, which will allow you to target your site visitors.
In this episode, Ty and I discuss a few great topics! His company, Cantilever, focuses on strong client relationships that elicit enough trust to try cool, experimental projects, like what they did with Rustic Pathways. We talk about integrating the REST API in an interesting way, the importance of communicating with clients, and why trying…
