This is the podcast of Elementor, the ultimate WordPress page builder. Here we're going to talk with industry experts about the business of WordPress web design, including insights into how to grow and scale your business
Jean-Baptiste Marchand Arvier, Co-founder & CEO of WP Media, explains to us what caching is, shares three steps to make your site faster, and describes how they managed to extend their audience beyond the French Market.
Vlad Olaru, the founder and CTO of Pixel Grade, talks about WordPress' forces, trends, and future developments, and believes that 2020 will be a crucial year for WordPress’ small businesses.
Jonathan Klinger is an advocate specialized in internet and technology-related law. In our podcast, he talks about the legal hurdles web designers should watch out for and what precautions they can take to protect themselves. He also explains the reasoning behind the new Internet laws that recently came into effect.
WordPress influencer and entrepreneur Adam Preiser (WPCrafter) joined us for a special webinar with our head of content Ben Pines. Together, they discussed the latest trends and developments in the WordPress community and the changes that freelancers and agencies should adapt accordingly. The event also included a Q&A session with viewer participation.
In this podcast, Shayna talks about writing on design as a non-designer, explains how she Keeps high writing standards when working with designers from the community, and predicts the next hot design topics for 2020.
Jay Acunzo, a keynote speaker and podcaster, talks about the crucial skills we will be needing in the future, lists 3 Steps to Making Better Decisions, and explains how to translate his approach to everyday life.
Gavin Bell, a Facebook Advertisement consultant, Vlogger, and founder of Funnel Academy, talks about the pros and cons of Facebook Ads for small businesses, describes the stages of campaign setup, and explains why he recently moved to WordPress.
Vova Feldman from Freemius talks about the challenges WordPress developers face when trying to build a business around their product. We also discuss how developers can optimize their holiday campaigns and differentiate themselves from their competitors.
Ariel Hochstadt, the co-founder of vpnMentor and HostAdvice, tells us why he left Google to found his own enterprise, explains how to convey transparency, and shares his tips for novice affiliates.
Greg Karelitz, global manager of HubSpot for Startups, explains why and when you need to use CRM, describes the first steps of email automation, and shares tips on planning your sales journey the right way.
Shay Howe, VP of Design at ActiveCampaign, explains when we should start using automation, describes the role of email marketing in a product's onboarding process, and shares his insights on how to grow your email list.
Rand Fishkin, co-founder of MOZ and one of the most recognized figures in the digital marketing world, discusses the problem with Growth Hacking, talks about the dilemma of selling a service vs. selling a product, and introduces us to his recent enterprise, SparkToro.
Joe Howard, the founder of WP Buffs — a 24/7 WordPress website maintenance service, examines the advantages that service companies have over product companies, lists the most common support tickets they receive and shares his experience with hiring remote employees.
Chris Savage, co-founder and CEO of Wistia, tells us how winning the Emmy awards propelled the development of Wistia, illustrates the role of videos as part of a content marketing strategy, and advises businesses to think like media companies.
Danny Wajcman, co-founder & Chief Operations Officer of Lucky Orange, explains what sets their product apart from Google Analytics, illustrates how this helps the product onboarding process, and shares his tips for scaling your business.
Matthew Woodward is an SEO expert and the owner of a successful marketing blog and Youtube channel. In this podcast, he tells us about the early days of affiliate marketing and explains why many SEO marketers are doing it wrong.
Michael Sacca is the VP of Product at Dribbble. In this podcast, he talks about the factors that helped them grow, the challenges they faced and also shares his tips for business growth on a small budget.
Verdi Heinz, one of Elementor's community leaders, explains how he builds long-term relationships with the community and illustrates his approach to handling disputes.
Tommy Griffith, a digital marketer and the creator of ClickMinded — a series of online marketing courses, criticizes the universities’ approach to digital marketing studies, talks about the clickbait economy, and provides some SEO tips for entrepreneurs.
M Asif Rahman, the WordPress entrepreneur behind Essential Addons, tells us how Matt Mullenweg encouraged him to develop his first plugin and talks about Essential Addons’ upcoming releases.
Vito Peleg had a long journey from his days as a musician to the launch of his plugin, WP Feedback. In our podcast, he tells us how he transitioned from running an agency to developing plugins, and reveals his best marketing channels.
Rob Hope is a web designer and founder of One Page Love. In our podcast, he explains why landing pages are sometimes better than websites, demonstrates the impact that intro copy has on your landing page, and guides us on how to get real and valuable testimonials.
Omar Reiss, CTO of Yoast SEO, illustrates how his Masters in philosophy contributes to his work at Yoast, explains what it takes to stay ahead in the SEO plugin industry, and talks about the future of SEO.
Syed Balkhi, the founder of WPBeginner, is one of the most recognized WordPress serial entrepreneurs. In our podcast, he tells us about his journey, shares valuable lessons from his acquisitions, and advises to think from the user's point of view.
Oded Ezer is a leading graphic artist and typographer, best known for his typographic design fiction projects. In our podcast, he describes the typographer’s work, explains how to choose the right font for your website, and tries to forecast the future of typography.
Rob Anthony O’Rourke’s success story continues to inspire digital nomads worldwide. In this podcast, he takes us through his journey, beginning in Ireland, and continuing through Canada and Columbia, and shares his best advice for the aspiring nomads.
John Lee Dumas, the host of the award-winning podcast Entrepreneurs On Fire, explains why he prefers to keep a small workforce, urges small business owners to document their journey, and talks about what put his podcast an A-Lister.
Dusty Davidson is a technology entrepreneur and CEO of Flywheel, which offers managed WordPress Hosting for Designers and Agencies. In our podcast, he explains how web designers managed to bridge the technological gap with WordPress and talks about the client-focused approach that Flywheel is leading.
Louis Grenier is the host of the podcast 'Everyone Hates Marketers', as well as a Content Lead at Hotjar. In our podcast, he talks about how to prioritize your marketing channels and recalls the biggest A-Ha moment on his show.
Co-Founder and CEO of Help Scout, Nick Francis, shares his insights on how to delegate assignments as the company grows, describes how his position as a CEO changed over the years, and explains how Help Scout manages to provide real human experience through customer support.
Nir Eyal is the author of "Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products". In our podcast, he talks about the Hooked model and his next book and reveals why in his household, the internet shuts off at 10 PM.
Nathan Wrigley, co-host of the popular podcast WP Builds, shares with us tips on monetizing podcasts, his favorite podcasting tools, and how to book the right guests.
After a short break, our podcast is back. This week Matt Medeiros from Matt Reports tells us how he has run a WordPress podcast for over 8 years, and how he used simple networking skills to build himself as a leading figure in the WordPress world.
Following the DDoS attack on our website last weekend, we host this week Yisrael Gross, Co-Founder of L7 Defense, who explains what DDoS and Botnets are, and how online businesses should prepare themselves for cyber attacks.
Yuval Keshtcher is a UX and product designer who has kept himself busy over the last few years with developing a UX writing hub. On our podcast, Yuval explains what UX writing is, talks about the course he launched and delves into why designers still hesitate to use WordPress.
Charles Oh is the co-founder of SproutedWeb, which provides 24/7 WordPress Support. In our podcast, he tells us how bartending changed his perspective on life and eventually led him back to the digital world, and explains how Elementor saved his team thousands of working hours.
John Jantsch is a leading marketing consultant for small businesses and founder of Duct Tape Marketing. In our podcast, John encourages web designers to step up their game, describes his Marketing Hourglass approach, and talks about the biggest mistake small businesses make.
Sujay Pawar is a die-hard entrepreneur and co-founder of Brainstorm Force, the company behind Astra. On our podcast, Sujay talks about the advantages of creating a 3rd party addon, shares his perspective on WordPress, and explains the success of Astra.
Josh Marom, a senior developer at Elementor, has been leading our front-end projects for 3 years. In this special podcast episode, Josh tells us about switching from graphic design to web development, describes the process of introducing a new feature, and reveals some upcoming features that will surely get you excited.
Iris Shoor is a serial entrepreneur with rich experience in the startup scene. In our podcast, she talks about making analytics simple, explains how you can stand out with your product by creating a memorable design, and questions the effectiveness of company blogs in 2019.
Johnathan Dane is the founder of the successful digital agency KlientBoost. In our podcast, he illustrates the impact of design on conversion rate optimization, explains the Breadcrumb Theory, and shares how he hires new employees.
How can you build and sell the perfect marketing funnel? On our 20th podcast episode, Mike Killen, the founder of Sell Your Service, lists the crucial steps of creating a high-converting funnel and explains why Thank You pages are vastly underrated.
WordStream founder and MobileMonkey CEO, Larry Kim, is known by millions thanks to his popular posts on Medium, Inc, and Hubspot. In this podcast episode, he breaks down his Unicorn Marketing theory and explains why marketers can, and should, write about anything.
Dave Foy is a well-known E-Teacher and the founder of Design Build Web, training novice users how to build websites and sales funnels with Elementor. On our weekly podcast episode, he describes the process of creating a successful funnel and recalls his days as a primary school teacher.
Miriam Schwab is the founder & CEO of several WordPress enterprises, as well as a leader and influencer within the Israeli startup scene. On our podcast, she talks about the challenges of keeping a work-life balance and explains why the WordPress community is so unique.
Tal Florentin is an award-winning User Experience expert and founder of Summurai, a startup that generates and delivers audio summaries of content. On our weekly podcast he talks about the future of content consumption and reveals his sources of inspiration.
Adam Preiser from WPCrafter has one of the most popular Youtube channels for WordPress tutorials. On our podcast, he talks about caring for your viewers and followers, explains why he decided to appear on his tutorials and introduces his brand new product, CartFlows.
Jon Morrow, one of the most inspiring bloggers out there, tells us about finding his new career path, lists the key elements for a successful blog and explains why the best thinkers are also the best writers.
Brian Dean, the founder of Backlinko and a leading SEO expert, talks with us about his favorite communication tools, explains how voice search is going to change the SEO game, and lists the most important skills for a marketer in 2018.
Mor Cohen is one of our Facebook community moderators, as well as a web designer with over 20 years of experience. In our podcast, she talks about the challenges of running a successful community and provides useful insights.
This week we have a first-of-its-kind podcast episode: Barbara and Mark, two members of our community and a married couple who runs their own design business, Wicky Design, share with us the challenges they face, success stories, and a few valuable lessons.
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