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In this episode of Woo ProductChat, BobWP has a Q & A with James Kemp talking about WooCommerce. Community questions included plugin integration, product editor updates, roadmap transparency, and future plans for WooConf, emphasizing community feedback.

In this episode of Woo ProductChat, BobWP has a Q & A with James Kemp talking about WooCommerce. Community questions included plugin integration, product editor updates, roadmap transparency, and future plans for WooConf, emphasizing community feedback.

It's been several years since WooCommerce had their last WooConf, aside from the fact of Covid. Is it time again? What would that look like?

It's been several years since WooCommerce had their last WooConf, aside from the fact of Covid. Is it time again? What would that look like?

Could you build a successful web design company?  In this episode, we chop it up with Lee Blue (Founder of DoubleStack.net) He takes us through his origin story graduating from college as a computer science major and going to work for the US Government doing bio-terrorism surveillance.  From there Lee moves on to share what the most fascinating things that have happened in web design. Before the break, Lee talks about speaking at the WooConference. After the break, Lee discusses the value what his Facebook group gets. Later breaks down how they can protect themselves from payment data security.  Lastly leaves us with great words of motivation.  **More On Lee Blue** Lee has spent the last 16 years running his web design agency and the last 10 years deeply involved in the WordPress community. He regularly speaks at WordCamps, presented at WooConf, and has worked with hundreds of WordPress developers and freelancers through Cart66, the WordPress eCommerce platform he founded in 2008. Having studied the WordPress community and economy deeply over the last 10 years. Lee developed the DoubleStack program to equip WordPress developers with the tools, skills, and the mindset they need to rise above the saturated WordPress marketplace and succeed in today's new economy. His students are trained in delivering profitable business development solutions and they have the advanced technical skills to implement those concepts – both for themselves and for their clients. Follow Lee on Facebook, LinkedIn, & Twitter Check the website for Lee's company Check out Lee's podcast Join Lee's Facebook Group Check out Lee's great WordPress plug-in Cart 66 Follow The Startup Life Podcast Facebook Page Want exclusive content from The Startup Life Podcast? Sign up to be a patron on The Binge Podcast Network Patreon Page and Select The Startup Life All-Access Tier.  Want gear from The Startup Life? Check out our gear! Check out other great podcasts from The Binge Podcast Network. Written by: Dominic Lawson Executive Producers: Dominic Lawson and Kenda Lawson Edited by: Alejandro Giron and Dominic Lawson Music Credits: **Show Theme** Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald    **Break Theme** Cielo - Huma-Huma  **Other Music** Tomorrow - Bensound

Lee has spent the last 16 years running his web design agency and the last 10 years deeply involved in the WordPress community. He regularly speaks at WordCamps, presented at WooConf, and has worked with hundreds of WordPress developers and freelancers through Cart66, the WordPress ecommerce platform he founded in 2008. Having studied the WordPress community and economy deeply over the last 10 years. Lee developed the DoubleStack program to equip WordPress developers with the tools, skills, and the mindset they need to rise above the saturated WordPress marketplace and succeed in today’s new economy. His students are trained in delivering profitable business development solutions and they have the advanced technical skills to implement those concepts – both for themselves and for their clients.

I’ve known Adam around WordPress for a few years but when we met at WooConf, I was very intrigued with his story. He is a cofounder of FooPlugins and ran that as his only job for 4 years. Most people would say he was living the dream, but then he went out and took a […]

In our first-ever episode, we discuss what led Kandace to speak at WooConf, what it was like giving a keynote talk there, and what lessons were learned from public speaking.

This week on WPwatercooler we'll be recapping WooConf 2017 – WooCommerce Developers Conference.* WooCommerce* Rand's Blog* Halt and Catch Fire Season, Episode and Cast Information* Introducing Managed WooCommerce* WooCommerce POS – Point of Sale Plugin* Here is what unfolded in 2-day extravaganza* mini-me.co.za See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

New post from The eCommerceFuel Blog: There are tons of conferences being offered in the world of eCommerce and marketing today, so it can be difficult to choose which one is the best fit for your individual situation. We're a bit biased when it comes to talking up our favorite conference (eCommerceFuelLive of course), but there are a lot of other great options out there as well. Whether you are a big store or looking into selling on Amazon, we break down the biggest and best conferences to help you make the best choice for your business and growth. Subscribe:  iTunes | Stitcher (With your hosts Andrew Youderian of eCommerceFuel.com and Drew Sanocki of NerdMarketing.com) Andrew: Welcome to the eCommerceFuel podcast, the show dedicated to helping high six and seven figure entrepreneurs build amazing online companies and incredible lives. I'm your host and fellow e-commerce entrepreneur, Andrew Youderian. Andrew: Hey guys, it's Andrew here and welcome to the eCommerceFuel podcast. Thanks so much for tuning in today. Today on the show, we want to talk specifically about events, conferences. There's a ton of different conferences in e-commerce and also just in the online space in general that you can go to. Which ones should be on your radar? Which ones make sense to attend? We want to do a round-up for you and talk about our personal experiences. Joining me to talk about it is a man who's become quite the hot commodity on the conference ticket recently, Mr. Drew Sanocki. Drew, welcome, sir. Drew: Hello, Andrew. How are you doing? Andrew: Good, thanks. You've got all sorts of conference talks coming up. You spoke of course at ECF Live. You're talking at Sellers Summits. You're talking at WooConf. We'll get into all these... Drew: All the big ones. All the big ones. Andrew: Yeah, man. What's the secret to becoming a much-desired name out there? Drew: There's no secret, Andrew. It really is just...it started when I was a kid and just, this was the goal. To speak at ECF Live. Andrew: Are you going to be putting out a course, in addition to your fantastic analytics work, on.... Drew: How to get an amazing speaking gigs? Andrew: Or just how to generate raw charisma, how to develop that. That could be useful. Drew: The great thing about all these is that they make me a ton of money. Speaking fees. A speaking gig can give you, what? Like 10, 20K per gig. Andrew: It can. Is that where you landed on these? Drew: That's what I plan to ask for, for the next ECF Live. Andrew: Nice, nice. Well, we'll see what we can do there. We'll negotiate offline. Drew: Or a free dinner. Andrew: Or free dinner. Free dinner, yeah. We'll land on one of those two, I promise. How are things over at nerdmarketing.com? Drew: We are doing great over at nerdmarketing.com. We're holding down the fort. Keeping the site up. We're in month three now of operation, so it's been a good three months. Andrew: Nice and the podcast has been great so far. I know I've mentioned it, but nerdmarketing.com, the podcast that you've been putting out every week, some really good stuff. Drew: Thanks. Yeah, being on this podcast really helped me get used to talking into a mic. So thank you, Andrew. I owe my podcast to you and I love it. The podcast approach has been great for me, because back when I was trying to write long-form blog posts, they were just killing me. They would take me down for a week and I usually was happy with the final result, but I just couldn't do it because I'd have to make it my full-time job and it wasn't paying me any money. So it was a labor of love and the podcast has just enabled me to get stuff out there easier. Andrew: We'll have to...we were talking about this...hopefully we can bring maybe one of your episodes onto this show in the future. But if you're not listening, really good stuff.

Auf dem WordCamp Nürnberg haben wir uns mit Alex Frison "dem WordPress Ghostworker" zusammen gesetzt und Ihn gefragt wer er eigentlich ist, warum er auf der WooConf  war und was er dort so getrieben hat. Alex arbeitet seit 2006 mit WordPress, hat mit Michael Preuss das Theme Framework xTreme One entwickelt und ist Mitgründer der Inpsyde GmbH. Am Ende der Folge wurde noch der mitgebrachte Swag von Sven auf dem Tisch ausgebreitet. Am Ende der Folge wurde noch der mitgebrachte Swag von Sven auf dem Tisch ausgebreitet. Sprecher in dieser WordPress Podcast Folge Hans-Helge Bürger Rene Reimann Sven Wagener

This week on WPwatercooler we'll be discussing and recapping WooConf 6 – 8 April 2016, Austin, Texas. We're looking for folks involved in the event's creation and people that spoke at the event.Show airs April 11 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTC* WooConf: Learn. Develop. Sell. 00:01* I'm making a change… – Chris Lema 00:02* T-Shirt Printing & Fulfillment | DTG, Sublimation & Screen Printing 00:08* Codeable.io – #1 outsourcing service for WordPress 00:09* Andy Sernovitz – WooConf 00:10* Andy Sernovitz's Damn, I Wish I'd Thought of That! 00:11* Chris Lema – WooConf 00:11* Bob Dunn – WooConf 00:11* Why WooConf will be worth it for store owners – WooConf* Brian Krogsgard – WooConf 00:12* Patrick Rauland – WooConf 00:13* Agenda – WooConf 00:14* An Executive's Guide to Scaling WooCommerce 00:22* Do the Woo Podcast with BobWP 00:23* Webinar: Myths, Mistakes & Management of WooCommerce at Scale 00:24[LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep183-wooconf-recap-learning-developing-selling-wordpress-ecommerce-5-5709a25ba40cd” show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On episode twenty two I continue the WooCommerce Season. I am joined by Brad Griffin. We talk about WooCommerce, WooConf and much more. Visit my show's website at GaryLelandShow.com Please send questions for the show to GaryLeland@gmail.com Take a look at the magazine I publish for podcasters at http://Podertainment.com Take a look at my book http://100PodcastTips.com

This week the show is hijacked by Dustin Hartzler! Upcoming Events No WordCamps .. but WooConf should be interesting if you use Woo Commerce Segment 1: In the News Segment 2:  Dustin Hartzler Hijacks my Show! Segment 3: Tool of the Week Skype

This week the show is hijacked by Dustin Hartzler! Upcoming Events No WordCamps .. but WooConf should be interesting if you use Woo Commerce Segment 1: In the News Segment 2:  Dustin Hartzler Hijacks my Show! Segment 3: Tool of the Week Skype