Podcasts about wordpress expert

Meet Natalie Crowe - the WordPress Expert for small businesses shedding light on what to do and NOT do when creating or updating your website using WordPress. In her words; "I help non-techies DIY their own websites, courses and funnels EASILY with WordPress." Connect with her here; Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Natalie.Crowe.WordPress.Expert/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ncdsupport Website: https://www.ncdacademy.com.au Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliecrowedesigns Connect with Kate here; www.katemartinmentor.com

Matt Medeiros is the founder of WP Minute, a weekly podcast highlighting WordPress news in less than 5 minutes. He's a podcasting expert, having previously worked as Director of Podcasting success at Castos and now hosts & produces Breakdown, a podcast by Gravity forms. This episode talks about how you can make a sustainable 5-figure side project, with a niche audience while working a full time job and increasing your opportunities as you do it.Timestamps00:00 Intro01:32 From the family car business to digital agency with his dad03:35 Becoming a Wordpress Expert and Starting Matt Report04:45 Using podcasting as a networking tool05:56 From Matt Report to WP Minute08:08 Monetizing WP Minute09:36 Making money from a small audience10:58 Having a profitable side project alongside a full time job12:08 Does Matt want to sell WP Minute?14:48 RecommendationsRecommendationsPodcast about Books: Six Pixels of SeparationPodcast: Podcasting 2.0Indie Hacker: Carl HancockMy linksTwitterIndie Bites TwitterIndie Bites YouTubeJoin the membershipPersonal Website2 Hour Podcast CoursePodPanda (hire me to edit your podcast)This Indie Life PodcastSponsor - EmailOctopus

In the latest episode, we do a deep into the world of WordPress! Whether you're a seasoned developer or a newbie just starting out, this episode is packed with everything you need to know about WordPress, the leading website-building platform. Our special guests, Fabian Kaegy, Luis Herranz, and Matias Ventura, join us to share their experiences and insights in developing and leveraging WordPress. In this episode, we cover: What is WordPress? An introduction to the powerhouse behind 40% of the web.Why WordPress Dominates: Exploring the reasons behind WordPress's unwavering popularity.WordPress vs. The World: A comparison with other website-building platforms.Busting Myths: Addressing common misconceptions about WordPress.Hidden Gems: Lesser-known WordPress features that pack a punch.Evolving Landscape: The growth and future trends of WordPress.Stay in the Loop: Tips on keeping up with WordPress developments and best practices. Starting with WordPress: Expert advice for WordPress beginners. Whether you're interested in creating your own website, looking to enhance your WordPress skills, or just curious about the platform's capabilities, this episode is for you. We'll guide you through the ins and outs of WordPress, from its comprehensive functionality to the vibrant community that supports it. Plus, we'll share our personal experiences and tips to help you make the most out of WordPress.Don't miss out on this engaging discussion! Tune in now to get ahead with WordPress and join the Front End Happy Hour Podcast for a toast to technology and innovation. Subscribe to our channel for more insights on web development, technology trends, and expert advice from leading developers around the globe. Guests: Fabian Kaegy - @fabiankaegy Luis Herranz - @luisherranz Matias Ventura - @matias_ventura Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Jem Young - @JemYoung Picks: Matias Ventura - WPMovies.dev https://wpmovies.dev/ Matias Ventura - Vesuvius challenge https://scrollprize.org/ Luis Herranz - John Cleese on Creativity In Management https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb5oIIPO62g Luis Herranz - American Kingpin https://www.amazon.com/American-Kingpin-Criminal-Mastermind-Behind/dp/1591848148?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=frontendhappy-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=6fdef16ea2e6c0827b59305b22a9d1da&camp=1789&creative=9325 Fabian Kaegy - Lessons in Chemistry https://tv.apple.com/us/show/lessons-in-chemistry/umc.cmc.40yycssgxelw4zur8m2ilmvyx Ryan Burgess - DJI Osmo 6 https://www.amazon.com/DJI-Smartphone-Stabilizer-Extension-ShotGuides/dp/B0B7XD7R43?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=frontendhappy-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=6fdef16ea2e6c0827b59305b22a9d1da&camp=1789&creative=9325 Ryan Burgess - Frontend Masters Boost https://frontendmasters.com/blog/ Jem Young - Take care of managers in a hybrid world https://www.axios.com/2022/09/29/take-care-of-middle-managers-in-the-hybrid-world Jem Young - Six Nations: Full Contact https://www.netflix.com/title/81647358 Episode transcript: https://www.frontendhappyhour.com/episodes/why-does-wordpress-dominate-the-web

After years of experiments with different approaches and collaborations between designers and developers, block patterns have changed everything. In this episode, our guest host and Partner Director, Steven LaGow, talks to Sean Blakeley, WordPress Technical Director, and Landon Depasquale, WordPress Expert & Scrum Master at Americaneagle.com, about how Blocks patterns have revolutionized the approach to the entire WordPress design process. They also discuss some of the latest capabilities, the evolution of WordPress's software development, and the journey of integrating the block editor into other sites, This podcast is brought to you by Americaneagle.com Studios. Follow this podcast wherever you listen to them! Connect with: ·        Lessons for Tomorrow: Website // Twitter // Instagram // Facebook // YouTube ·        Tim Ahlenius: LinkedIn // Twitter ·        Steven LaGow: LinkedIn ·        Landon DePasquale: LinkedIn ·        Sean Blakeley: LinkedIn

#60 -  WordPress Expert and Web Developer, Kelly Sparkes from Opal & Onyx is back to share masses of hints and tips about how to spring-clean your website. She not only shares advice regarding the front-end but also the back-end of your online presence. Kelly is giving one lucky listener a free place on her workshop ‘Spring Clean your WordPress Website with Kelly' on 12th May 2022. Just enter your details below to sign up to the waiting list and enter the competition, which closes on 10th May 2022.  The winner will be notified by email.  https://opalandonyxstudio.com/spring-clean-your-website-podcast/Show notes are available on the My Small Business & Me website: https://mysmallbusinessandme.com/episode60Flower Photography (iPhone Version) Online Course: https://learn.flowerona.com/flower-photography-iphone-version

David is a Digital Marketing Expert & Project Manager, Startup & Small Business Mentor, Center for Progressive Leadership Fellow, Mediator, Author and Wordpress Expert. In todays episode David explains how to get started and become number one in an industry when you are starting as a nobody. If you want to grow your website make sure to check out dms.blue and reach out to David on Facebook  or on Linkedin

Could you imagine operating a company without a website anymore? Yeah, neither could we. But between web hosting, web building, and cybersecurity, it's often an overly complex situation to create a well-designed yet functional website that meets your company's needs. In today's episode, Ricardo is joined by Michael Fredrick, owner of point2point of New Orleans, to learn the ins and outs of crafting a website that works for you. Michael saves websites from drowning (literally). After rescuing web hosting hardware during a flood, Michael now runs and operates his web hosting office in New Orleans. His team builds WordPress websites for clients, allowing them to make simple edits themselves, and giving Michael the freedom to create a unique and dynamic website.  Web hosting, a previously mystic art that required expertise and success, is now an easy field to find a company that can offer the services you need. Many companies fail because they don't have a good website. to drive traffic and build marketing around. Point2point can help websites with high-volume traffic maintain top-notch loading speeds and services.  Places like insurance companies and high-traffic restaurant supply companies are dependent on their website, and a crash could prove disastrous.  Why is loading speed critical? Because if someone tries to go to your website and it's slow, they're just going to find somewhere else. If all you have is a cat blog, it probably won't generate high traffic volume. (And it's probably not necessary to invest in a website company.) Hosting sites can offer different services, making it an essential investment for your business.  It all comes down to how fast they can make changes, how cheaply they can make changes, and what changes they're able to make. Some people operate their websites like a storage unit - they provide the space but offer no services. Michael flipped that and aims to provide a full-service offering that both hosts and designs websites. How to use integrations when building a website:  With WordPress, Michael likes using it because you can easily drag and drop images, add press releases, and any other changes you might need. Michael also uses Hubspot to assist with integrating things like QuickBooks because integrating financial and eCommerce platforms with your website simplifies your workload. How has Michael stayed in business so long? He gets his clients from awareness. His websites aren't the cheapest, but they aren't the most expensive. He gets clients from the positive word-of-mouth he gains from other people. It's all about making great personal connections. Google has a test that can tell you how it's performing. Google My Business is free and is a great way to help register higher on Google, drastically moving you up in the search rankings.  Michael's final takeaway? Make sure your website has an SSO certificate. If you don't have that, ask your hosting platform if they offer it.  Book and Podcast Recommendations: The Traction Book by Gino Whitman Getting Things Done by David Allen The Reply All Podcast His own podcast, point2people To get in touch with Michael, visit his company website or connect on LinkedIn. And for listeners of the podcast, Michael is offering three months of website hosting ( a $150 value) for free! Simply visit point2pointcentral.com and enter code “MOREPODCAST” to take advantage of this offer. (Michael's company also offers consultations to help you get the most out of your hosting experience.)

This episode is dedicated to my beautiful Mompreneurs and Women Network Marketers that are struggling with deciding if they need a website or a simple landing page. Does this indecisiveness sound familiar?! Then this episode is definitely for you! My friend Charlene Brown, owner and CEO of bklyncustomdesigns, shares three amazing types that will help you save tears, time, and money! For over 2 decades as a Full-Stack Website Developer, WordPress Expert, and Website Strategist, Charlene has helped hundreds of Solopreneurs and small business owners launch profitable websites strategically. WordPress has been a staple in her success since 2004. Incorporating website best practices and brand strategies, her clients are able to build brands that are ready for trademark. Charlene loves helping six-figure Women Entrepreneurs get beyond the tech to align their websites to their businesses for increased conversions, profitability, sustainability, & and growth. Contact Charlene here: https://bklyncustomdesigns.com/ Operation: Launch-Ready Checklist -Free https://bklyncustomdesigns.com/launch-ready/ Brand Strategy Session - $397 investment https://bklyncustomdesigns.com/brand-strategy Make sure to join our Free FB Group for Monetize Your Awesomeness to discuss all the episodes in-depth and continued support in for your business and personal development! Click here:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/monetizeyourawesomeness Okay, Fam! Take a screenshot of this episode and tag me and Charlene on Instagram:  @chante_franco_llc and @bkcustomdesigns Let us know what your favorite takeaway or 'AHA' Moment and SHARE THE LOVE! Every Listen, Download, Share, And Monthly Patronage for the show helps PB&C grow, become greater, and continue to add more value. Thank you for being a part of this community! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chante-franco/support

A major update coming to WordPress 5.8. Beta release 2 is available for testing now. This release expands WordPress' site building capabilities, along with improvements to features users have enjoyed since the launch of the block editor. The release will also include WebP support which 95% of the web browers worldwide use. Check out the WordCamp Europe 2021 Gutenberg demo narrated by Beatriz Fialho. WordPress Taverns’ Sarah Gooding recaps a discussion with Matt Mullenweg and Matias Ventura “The Block Editor Gets Ready to Become a Site Builder” A quote from Matt: For me, 2020 was the year that really felt like people started to see the vision of Gutenberg from four or five years ago, when it was very abstract and they saw it as kind of like the old WYSIWYG editor with some extra lines on it or something,” Mullenweg said. “The first 17 or 18 years of WordPress democratized people putting text into a box. Now we're democratizing design, allowing people to control the boxes.” This has been another huge project for the WordPress contributors and developers. Josepha Hayden Chomphosy is very transparent on the WP Briefing podcast about how difficult it is to run a large open source project and offers suggestions on how to get a big group of people to come to consensus. Eric Karkovick Editor, Writer & WordPress Expert at Speckyboy covers what WordPress acquisitions says about the future and states that the WordPress ecosystem is maturing and consolidating. “Frankly, it's becoming a lot harder for solo entrepreneurs or small development shops to manage a popular plugin. Supporting a large userbase while also focusing on the future could become overwhelming.Thus, it's not surprising to see that some of these products are being sold off to larger firms. We saw something similar happen with internet providers back in the early 2000s. The more mature the market, the harder it became for a small company to carry out its mission. Pretty soon, they were just about all bought up by corporate interests”. Alex Denning along with Iain Poulson tweeted last week that they have created FlipWP and For $300/year the duo will help connect WordPress product companies for sale, with would-be buyers. If all this talk about acquisitions every day has your brain tangled up, Chris Lema posted a straight forward Twitter thread to bring some clarity to this fast-paced space. There are a lot of discussions about companies (and hosts) acquiring folks in the #WordPress space. Now, new marketplaces are getting created to help you sell your company. All of this is great. But not all buyers are the same, and it's not always about the $$$.

#002 - WordPress Expert and Web Developer, Kelly Sparkes is my very first guest. The episode starts off with Kelly briefly explaining her small business journey. And then she shares masses of hints and tips about how to create an effective website, which really brings you business. Whether you're a newbie to websites and would like some advice to get started or you have an existing website which needs a shake-up, I'm sure you've find the interview extremely informative!Show notes and more can be found on the My Small Business & Me website:https://mysmallbusinessandme.com/episode2The Website Formula Online Course A program to create your online brand, plan your WordPress website & build it from scratch in 8 wks.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In this week's episode of For Entrepreneurs By Entrepreneurs Stephanie Hellwig sits down with Eric Verdi to discuss her passion... Helping Entrepreneurs Cultivate and Grow their business. Stephanie is a WordPress expert who helps design, build, and maintain an online presence with her specialty being WordPress. Stephanie's passion is helping others. And you can visit her at www.StephanieHellwig.com to learn more about her services. You can even attend her free course: Website in a Week, where she teaches you how to get up and running on WordPress in a week. Enjoy Episode 33!

In this week's episode, I speak with Tina who is a WordPress Expert and Tech Educator. She escaped the city to live in a small town with her hubby and fur babies, where she began her entrepreneurial journey. With over 4 years in the corporate marketing world, she decided to pursue her passion for web design and tech. She discovered that many women starting their entrepreneurial journey could not afford a designer in the beginning stages. This is where the WordPress Made Easy Course came alive, to empower women to DIY their website, learn the skills, and feel confident!  Listen to find out how Tina teaches how to make the techy stuff easy so entrepreneurs can focus on growing their business! --------------- Hey Offbeat Family, I really appreciate you listening to this episode. I would love to hear more from you and what you think of the podcast. Contact me: hello@theoffbeatlife.com Show credits: Audio Engineer: Ben Smith - Vagabond Podcast Productions

Julia has taught over 800 women to say "YES" to any WordPress request (most of them never touched a line of code in their life)!She is a (former) military wife, self-taught web developer, and lover of Location Independence! In the pursuit of her own career and career progression, she taught herself how to code. It was love at first sight, and she was hooked!Mastering WordPress has not only been the single biggest driver for Julia's career progression, but it has also enabled her to follow her dreams of a TRULY Location Independent lifestyle. From a military wife moving every two years with zero career progression, she has since been able to work from home, work from her RV (yep, she was a fulltime RVer for 1.5 years), and now works from anywhere!Julia is incredibly fortunate to run her 6-figure business from the comfort of her sofa (or wherever in the world she might be)... all because she stumbled upon code and learned a marketable and in-demand tech skill!In today's episode, Julia is talking about working with kids and women in web development. Beyond WordPress, she's discussing the major tech movement this pandemic has brought us.Helpful programs mentioned in this episode:Join Julia on FacebookJoin Julia on InstagramVisit Julia's websiteConnect Now:Commercial Campaigns for Entrepreneurs Discovery CallJoin Dallin on FacebookJoin Dallin on InstagramJoin Dallin on YouTubeCheck out Content Supply virtual commercial services

Welcome to Season 3 of the podcast! We're back but with a new spin and the podcast will be moving in a new direction. Stay tuned for more about that. Today's guest, Kate Gilbert, a WordPress Expert and agency owner, gets REAL and shares the story of her first years at home as a stay-at-home mom. Because the dream of being able to stay home with your babies doesn't always feel the way you imagined it would. If that's you, how do you give yourself permission to pursue what calls you.  Kate also shares what we should do to prioritize our websites and what's unnecessary. She has a great way of cutting through the nonsense to show us how simple our tech can be.  Mentioned in this episode... Kate's website: wpsuperservice.com Kate's courses and workshops on mastering Wordpress WPMaster.me Follow Kate on Instagram and say hello https://instagram.com/wpsuperservice/   -- Join The Audacious Mamas show on Facebook page for live conversations, interviews, tutorials, and behind the scenes perks not on the show! https://www.facebook.com/AudaciousMamasPodcast/ Have ideas for the show or want to be on?  Reach out to me at steph@stephaniroberts.com - I'd love to hear from you! Steph

Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Already have a website? Take the Free "Jumpstart Your Website Traffic" marketing mini-course at www.jumpstartyourwebsitetraffic.com Leave a Review! Today I'm talking to fearless freelancer and WordPress expert Carrie Dils all about how she transitioned from 1:1 client work to monetizing her knowledge on a bigger scale. If you want to move beyond time-for-money in your side hustle, this is the episode for you! Carrie has been around in the WordPress and web design community for many years – I’d even seen her name around well before I decided to start freelancing – I’d be working on a website at my day job and run into a snag, start googling and her blog would come up quite often. Her name is Carrie Dils, and I came across her again when I booked a new web design client with a pretty challenging project. I was researching how to do something, came across Carrie’s website again and saw that she had a way to just book a paid consultation call by the minute – which we’ll talk about later in this episode. So I booked a call, got some advice and then invited Carrie on the podcast to talk about how she monetized her WordPress knowledge beyond one on one client work. In today’s episode, Carrie and I dig deep into: The tipping point where Carrie took the leap from day job to full time side hustle. Creating multiple streams of revenue outside of 1:1 client work as a web designer. How to do content marketing as a web designer. How to easily sell your expertise – in any subject – by the minute. How Carrie dealt with imposter syndrome when she was first starting out The #1 skill to have as a web designer. Why you shouldn’t try to do everything yourself in your web design business. Why Carrie shifted from writing Genesis and WordPress tutorials for freelancers to teaching them how to be a successful freelancer. Carrie’s #1 piece of advice for a new web designer. Carrie’s advice on pricing. The belief Carrie had to change about herself to get where she is today. Just a quick heads up – you’ll hear some background noise in this interview – Carrie had to duck into a coffee shop to do the interview, which is totally cool with me! So let’s dive in to my interview with WordPress Expert and Fearless Freelancer Carrie Dils. So if you’re a web designer or you’re thinking about freelancing, head on over to peptalksforsidehustlers.com/freelance and that’ll send you over to my blog post all about how I got my first web design client, and you can get your hands on a freebie – my 7 Step Website Consultation Checklist and script that will walk you through how to do a consultation call with a potential client. All the resources mentioned in this episode can be found over at peptalksforsidehustlers.com/210 – and if you’re not a web designer but you want to build your own website for your side hustle, head on over to peptalksforsidehustlers.com/5day and sign up to take my Free 5 Day Website Challenge which will walk you step by step how to build your entire website with WordPress in just 5 days. See you next week! Resources mentioned in this episode: Carrie Dils  How to Successfully Freelance (*this is an affiliate link) Smart Passive Income E-myth Book  Profit First – Mike Michalowicz  Entreleadership – Dave Ramsey Bio: Carrie Dils is an independent contractor and developer with 20 years of experience in web development and deep experience in full-scope WordPress projects. From small, locally-owned businesses to Fortune 500 companies (including Disney and Nvidia) Carrie has worked with clients to deliver creative and successful digital solutions. She’s passionate about education and empowering others to do the work they love. She hosts the OfficeHours.FM podcast for digital freelancers and small business owners, helping them grow their service-related businesses. She teaches WordPress and front-end development courses for Lynda.com and LinkedIn Learning. She also offers a series of business courses for freelancers at The Fearless FreelancerTM. When Carrie’s not working, she’s probably reading a book, playing with her dogs, drinking a craft beer, or taking an absurdly long walk.

What is WordPress Expert and why isn't it a real title? This episode discusses different job titles in the WordPress industry, what should you describe in your job description, how to separate theme and back-end plugin developers and the caveats with generic WordPress titles.

Linda Wolfe - WordPress Expert Linda Wolfe - WordPress Expert. Linda is a software engineer by trade. Linda Wolfe tired of the defense industry and the long commute she made to work. The internet was just getting started and she was fascinated by it. She self-taught herself web design and now has her own company with 10 employees. Linda lives in Temecula CA, she's married to a pilot, her 3 children are grown and she likes to travel. She loves that she can involve her kids in her business. Linda Wolfe's Keys to Success Her number one tip is to answer your phone and do it professionally. By choosing the right tools you can make your company seem bigger than it is. If you give great customer service, you'll be successful. And remember to be honest. Share Linda's Episode 72 on Twitter Building Passive Income Making residual income is worth the time. Linda wishes she had started 18 years ago. Linda recommends watching Youtube videos and investing the time is worth it for the income you can make. Linda Wolfe started with a side business and has transitioned it into her full-time business. You can do this too! Decide you are going to do it and go for it! Importance of Online Presence Linda Wolfe says if you are starting on a shoestring, build your own site through WordPress and use a premium theme. WordPress is the box and the theme is the wrapping paper. If you would like to learn what Linda Wolfe says next about building a successful WordPress site, listen to the episode by clicking on the download or the play button at the top of this article. To connect with Linda Wolfe - WordPress Expert, check out her links below and remember she welcomes all questions, comments and inquiries! Don't forget to mention you heard about Linda on Stop Riding the Pine:-) Call Linda at 951-643-4559 Email Linda Wolfe Interactive Website Linda Wolfe on LinkedIn Linda Wolfe on Twitter Wolfe Interactive on Facebook Ring Central Guerilla Marketing Book WordPress Themes Basecamp Here are the highlights of my conversation with Linda Wolfe - WordPress Expert if you are in a hurry: Who is Linda Wolfe? (4:11 Mark) Linda's favorite app for professional phone calls (7:55 Mark) How does Linda handle upset customers? (10:00 Mark) What revolutionized Linda's business? (10:45 Mark) How does Linda choose a WordPress theme? (19:05 Mark) What was Linda's break away moment? (31:43 Mark) Special Mentions: (iTunes Shout Out) Jay Carberry. Thank you to Alexis Ayala, for providing the incredible editing for this episode. If you need to find an audio editor, send Alexis an email at lex@slapshotstudio.com. Thank you to our awesome sponsor, Interview Valet, A professional concierge guest booking podcast service for hosts and guests - You be the Guest, We do the Rest! Check out their new website at InterviewValet.com. This episode of Stop Riding the Pine Podcast was brought to you by Done4YouWP.com Are you a busy coach, professional or agency looking to have your WordPress website headaches handled by your very own development team for wholesale prices? Then you should visit Done4YouWP.com to find the solution that best fits your current challenges with a full-scale approach to managing your WordPress website. Stop Riding the Pine is a lot of fun and we love sharing the shows we've done. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping us grow this show by not only downloading the episodes, but also sharing them. Leave comments and rate our show so we can make the show even better.

The day Hurricane Sandy rolled into NYC, Jill Sessa was celebrating her 40th birthday. She decided it was a sign to shake things up in her life and shortly thereafter, took off on what is now a 20 thousand-mile-plus road trip, first by bicycle, then cross country on a Vespa and then moving into a tiny RV. A serial entrepreneur, with prior businesses in health and fitness, Pilates studios, and building web applications, Jill now travels the country while she manages her website maintenance service, UltimateWPHelp, enjoying an ever changing view from the “office” window. A big fan of outsourcing and building the right team, her favorite thing to say to her fabulous clients is “Let me focus on my genius, so you can focus on yours.”

Dustin Hartzler is actually an engineer, not just Your Website Engineer. He’s a WordPress expert having grown his business using the platform over the last three and half years. He’s recently launched a new website that introduces you to ways… Read more › The post 017 – Dustin Hartzler – WordPress expert appeared first on Expert Empire.