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Wordpress has another plug-in with a high severity vulnerability. This episode talks about what happened and how fast hackers jumped on things when a POC for this exploit was made public.  Be aware, be safe. Support the show and get access to behind the scenes content as a patron - https://www.patreon.com/SecurityInFive *** Support the podcast with a cup of coffee *** - Ko-Fi Security In Five Mighty Mackenzie - https://www.facebook.com/mightymackie Where you can find Security In Five - https://linktr.ee/binaryblogger Email - bblogger@protonmail.com

Was ist in der KW8 in der Datenschutzwelt passiert, was ist für Datenschutzbeauftragte interessant? Wir geben einen kurzen Überblick der aktuellen Themen: Urteil OLG Düsseldorf: Fehlverand einer E-Mail führt zu Schmerzensgeld - fehlende TOM aber nicht Datenübermittlung im Konzern - Immaterieller Schadensersatz nach Art. 82 Abs. 1 DSGVO Landesarbeitsgericht Hamm, Urteil vom 14. Dezember 2021 ( Az: 17 Sa 1185/20) Behörde verhängt 75.000€ Bußgeld wegen Befangenheit des DSB Urteil: Geschäftsführer haften persönlich für Verstöße gegen die DSGVO Kontaktnachweise jetzt datenschutzkonform löschen Brandenburg: Corona-Kontaktdaten zur Verfolgung "schwerer Straftaten" Antrag der IDPC: Aussetzung der Datenübermittlung an Meta in den USA Nutzer können über Apples "Wo ist?"-Netzwerk verfolgt werden Aktueller Sonderlagebericht des Nationalen IT-Krisenreaktionszentrums des BSI zu den aktuellen Entwicklungen in der Ukraine-Krise Empfehlung: Unsere Themenfolge mit Dr. Ralf Stodt Sicherheitslücken u.a. in WordPress-Plug-in UpdraftPlus und Synology-NAS-Geräten Verantstaltungstipp: Reihe mit dem Titel "Digitale Selbstverteidigung" Lesetipp: Jahresbericht 2021 aus Schleswig-Holstein veröffentlicht Hörempfehlung: Themenfolge mit Marit Hansen zum Thema "Privacy by design"

Was ist in der KW7 in der Datenschutzwelt passiert, was ist für Datenschutzbeauftragte interessant? Wir geben einen kurzen Überblick der aktuellen Themen: Einsatz von Google Analytics verstößt auch in Frankreich gegen DSGVO Deutschland und 23 andere Mitgliedsstaaten erhielten blaue Briefe aus Brüssel Koordinierter Durchsetzungsrahmen (CEF) zur Cloud-Nutzung im öffentlichen Sektor Texas verklagt Meta aufgrund heimlicher Gesichtserkennung Chaos Computer Club spürt mehr als 50 Datenlecks auf Rechtekorrekturen beim Microsoft-Defender Kritische Sicherheitslücke bei Wordpress-Plug-in WP Statistics geschlossen Google will das Sammeln von Daten auf Smartphones über sein Android-System nun einschränken IAB appelliert an Datenschutzbehörden Leseempfehlung: GDD Praxishilfe zur Rechenschaftspflicht nach DSGVO LfDI-Tool DS-GVO.clever jetzt auch über Bundes-Stiftung Datenschutz nutzbar Baden-Württemberg veröffentlicht Tätigkeitsbericht Datenschutz 2021

WordPress makes blogging and podcasting much easier. And plug-ins are part of what makes publishing blogs and podcasts a breeze. In this episode, Tracy Hazzard brings Alexandra Hazzard, COO of Podetize, Inc., to talk about how they can help up your game. Alexandra takes a look at five useful WordPress Plug-ins they just can't blog (or podcast) without while giving us the lowdown on these plug-ins, how they work, and how they enhance your blog. Tune in for more great podcasting tips.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://podetize.com/how-to-leave-a-review/

WordPress makes blogging and podcasting much easier. And plug-ins are part of what makes publishing blogs and podcasts a breeze. In this episode, Tracy Hazzard brings Alexandra Hazzard, COO of Podetize, Inc., to talk about how they can help up your game. Alexandra takes a look at five useful WordPress Plug-ins they just can't blog (or podcast) without while giving us the lowdown on these plug-ins, how they work, and how they enhance your blog. Tune in for more great podcasting tips.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://podetize.com/how-to-leave-a-review/

In dieser Folge erfährst du mehr zum Thema Suchmaschinenoptimierung auf Pinterest. Pinterest ist eine visuelle Suchmaschine und es gibt verschiedene Maßnahmen, die zu nutzen solltest, um maximale Sichtbarkeit zu erzielen. Denn Sichtbarkeit ist die Grundlage für Engagement und Conversions. Pinterest-Marketing-Expertin Dr. Melanie Grundmann zeigt dir in dieser Folge, wie du das SEO Plugin Rank Math für Wordpress nutzen kannst, um wichtige Einstellungen für deine Pinterest Suchmaschinen-Optimierung vorzunehmen. In der Folge erwähnte Tools und Quellen: Rank Math SEO Plug-in für Wordpress https://marpha-consulting.de/go-rank-math (Affiliate Link) Happiness Bundle 2021 mit meinen Pin-Vorlagen http://bit.ly/happinessbundle2021 (Affiliate Link) Folge mir auf Pinterest: https://bit.ly/3aLqPSD Individuelle Pinterest-Beratung buchen: https://bit.ly/3i9fCys Weitere nützliche Links: Onlinekurs Erfolgreich auf Pinterest starten https://bit.ly/3fbaEyu eBook “Erfolgreich auf Pinterest SEO” https://www.marpha-consulting.de/produkt/ebook-pinterest-seo/ Toolkit für perfekte Pins & Pin-Vorlagen für Canva - jeden Monat neu: https://bit.ly/2CjQODJ (Affiliate Link) Canva für Pin-Design https://bit.ly/canva-pins (Affiliate Link) Erfolgreich auf Pinterest ebook: https://bit.ly/30KCJHR Music: La Pompe Du Trompe by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Es ist wieder so weit. Wir veröffentlichen eine weitere Ausgabe von unserem Podcast Sajonaras 7 Minuten. Thema der heutigen Ausgabe sind meine Erlebnisse der letzten Wochen, die mich ganz schön auf Trab gehalten haben, und bei denen ich von bloßen Ideen zur Entwicklung eigener WordPress-Plug-ins kam. Stammleser der Webseite wissen es schon, aber hier ist […] Der Beitrag Sajonaras 7 Minuten #16: Von der Idee zum WordPress-Plug-in erschien zuerst auf Macnotes.de.

On Security Now, Steve Gibson discusses a popular WordPress plug-in called Contact Form 7 that has a security vulnerability that affects 5 million sites online. For this story and more, watch Security Now: http://twit.tv/sn/799 Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our full shows at https://twit.tv/shows/

On Security Now, Steve Gibson discusses a popular WordPress plug-in called Contact Form 7 that has a security vulnerability that affects 5 million sites online. For this story and more, watch Security Now: http://twit.tv/sn/799 Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our full shows at https://twit.tv/shows/

On Security Now, Steve Gibson discusses a popular WordPress plug-in called Contact Form 7 that has a security vulnerability that affects 5 million sites online. For this story and more, watch Security Now: http://twit.tv/sn/799 Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our full shows at https://twit.tv/shows/

On Security Now, Steve Gibson discusses a popular WordPress plug-in called Contact Form 7 that has a security vulnerability that affects 5 million sites online. For this story and more, watch Security Now: http://twit.tv/sn/799 Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte You can find more about TWiT and subscribe to our full shows at https://twit.tv/shows/

In this episode Chelsea and James talk about WordPress plug ins and the dangers of overdoing it! Please send any questions through to hello@somarketing.com 

WordPress started as a blogging platform, but now hosts more than 70 million websites, and is the most used content management system (CMS) in the world. It has become one of the top marketing engines, and when integrated properly with other free marketing tools like Mailchimp (an email marketing platform) and WordPress plug-ins like WooCommerce (for eCommerce), your website can become a full business, complete with an integrated marketing CRM and optimized shopping cart with physical and virtual products. This podcast features a WordPress Plug-in, Mailchimp for WooCommerce. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paulhickey/support

A report came out that a popular WordPress plugin with over 1 million active installs has two very serious security flaws. This episode talks about those flaws and why it's vital to not forget to maintain your 3rd party components. ThreatPost.com - https://threatpost.com/wordpress-page-builder-bugs-takeover/155659/ Be aware, be safe. Become A Patron! Patreon Page *** Support the podcast with a cup of coffee *** - Ko-Fi Security In Five —————— Where you can find Security In Five —————— Security In Five Reddit Channel r/SecurityInFive Binary Blogger Website Security In Five Website Security In Five Podcast Page - Podcast RSS Twitter @securityinfive iTunes, YouTube, TuneIn, iHeartRadio,

I'm a big fan of time saving tips. The Google Site Kit WordPress Plug-in is a huge time saver. It's purpose is to connect four main Google Digital Strategy Tools that we always use for ourselves and our clients: 1. Google Search Console 2. Google Analytics 3. Google Page Speed Insights 4. Google Adsense What I like most about it is that once it's all set up and running, instead of having to log into all four platforms to get your data, you just log into the backend of your WordPress website, which you should be doing daily anyway to add/update content! This video shows you how to get Google Site Kit all set up on your WordPress website, connect your data, and become more efficient and effective with your digital marketing! What Google Site Kit needs to add next is Google My Business Integration. :) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paulhickey/support

Adrian is the Founder and CEO of Groundhogg A Native Based Sales & Marketing Application A product of his environment, Adrian has spent the last 5 years working in the Marketing and Sales industry. Currently a digital marketing strategist in charge of TBP's marketing, Adrian is also a developer (created the Wordpress Plug in for Infusionsoft called Formlift), Infusionsoft Certified consultant, Speaker & Trainer. Adrian orchestrates ClickFunnels, Infusionsoft, Shopify, Wordpress, Google Ads and a plethora of marketing software integrations which create traffic, sales and conversions. Adrian's core strength is in sales funnel design, problem solving and big picture thinking. The process from which you take a cold lead and turn them into a fanatic, raving follower/fan/customer. Adrian served as a key player in the design of the sales process for notable business such as Oliver Jewellery, The Den Toronto, TotallyADD, Toronto Home Painters, Best Body Bootcamp and Training Business Pros themselves. Outside of work, Adrian attends the University of Toronto for Computer Science (3rd year) and is an active member of the Toronto chapter of the Delta Upsilon International Fraternity, currently serving as the VP of Member Education on the executive council. In his spare time Adrian is an avid cyclist and spends a significant amount of time either cleaning his bike , cycling or sailing. He collects old jazz vinyl records. Plays the trumpet. And he loves to build things with his hands. And yes, one of his clients, Best Body Bootcamp got him hooked on a work-out regiment. Adrian Tobey https://www.groundhogg.io/ Jonathan Denwood & Cindy Nicholson https://www.wp-tonic.com/ https://www.thecoursewhisperer.co/

WordPress Content Managers and Marketers and Small Business Owners who use WordPress may need this tip. And even experienced developers and Website Builders should know about it. For any free plug-in downloaded via the WordPress Admin, such WooCommerce, Yoast SEO, My Custom Functions, Header and Footer Scripts Inserter, Use Any Font (all of which are plug-ins we use often), as well as hundreds of thousands more, there is an easy way to roll back to previous versions. Why would you want to roll back? Well, plug-in updates are 99% of the time good, but 1% of the time can cause things on your website to break. You may deactivate plug-ins to to determine which one(s) caused the issue, but that still leaves you without the intended functionality that the earlier version of the plug-in brought to the table. This is where WP Rollback - yet another plug-in whose sole purpose is to let the WordPress Admin (aka - you) rollback to previous versions of other plug-ins. This plug-in has saved me a couple times, as you can imagine - since we manage hundreds of client sites here at Data Driven Design. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paulhickey/support

Top Forms WordPress Plug-Ins One of our favorite WordPress Plug-ins is Gravity Forms. It not only allows simple form building, but it has great styling capabilities, and the ability to extend into many integrations with CRMs and Email Marketing Platforms. It is great for not only lead generation, but also submission routing based on conditional logic, and allows for multiple if / than scenarios. It also extends into WooCommerce and other plug-ins. One of the most simple things you can do in Gravity Forms that provides the most value is downloading form submissions into a CSV file for safe keeping and tracking. This video shows you how. Or read here: 1. Log into your WordPress Admin 2. Go to "Forms" on the left hand side of the page - hover 3. Select "Import/Export" 4. Select your form from the dropdown 5. Check the "Select All" checkbox 6. Click the blue "Export" button 7. BOOM! You're all set. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paulhickey/support

In episode #889, we discuss 7 SEO hacks. Tune in to hear how you can crush it in 2019. We have committed to throwing a FREE Marketing School Live Event in Los Angeles, once Marketing School reaches 1M downloads in a 30 day period. Take action: Rate, review, subscribe, and SHARE. Check the progress here! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today’s Topic: 7 SEO Hacks That'll Crush it in 2019 [00:35] 1: Have a sidebar within your blog and link to your cornerstone content. [00:55] 2: Don’t forget about footer links. [01:05] 3: Take the terms for which you rank and use a keyword research tool. Find the long-tail phrases and put them into the page that is ranking. [01:50] 4: Amazon Polly will help you increase dwell time on your site. [02:15] 5: Build a brand. [02:30] Make sure people return to your site to build a strong brand. [02:58] 6: Our mutual friend has a Wordpress Plug-in called YouTube Subscribe. Use this to embed other people’s videos, but have the subscribe button link to your channel. [04:30] 7: Don’t forget about YouTube SEO. [05:10] This will ensure that your video will rank. [05:20] That’s it for today! [05:23] Go here to see how many downloads the show is getting. Also rate and review to help us meet our goal of 1 Million downloads per month. Hopefully, we’ll see you at the live event in L.A.! Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu  

In episode #889, we discuss 7 SEO hacks. Tune in to hear how you can crush it in 2019. We have committed to throwing a FREE Marketing School Live Event in Los Angeles, once Marketing School reaches 1M downloads in a 30 day period. Take action: Rate, review, subscribe, and SHARE. Check the progress here! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:27] Today's Topic: 7 SEO Hacks That'll Crush it in 2019 [00:35] 1: Have a sidebar within your blog and link to your cornerstone content. [00:55] 2: Don't forget about footer links. [01:05] 3: Take the terms for which you rank and use a keyword research tool. Find the long-tail phrases and put them into the page that is ranking. [01:50] 4: Amazon Polly will help you increase dwell time on your site. [02:15] 5: Build a brand. [02:30] Make sure people return to your site to build a strong brand. [02:58] 6: Our mutual friend has a Wordpress Plug-in called YouTube Subscribe. Use this to embed other people's videos, but have the subscribe button link to your channel. [04:30] 7: Don't forget about YouTube SEO. [05:10] This will ensure that your video will rank. [05:20] That's it for today! [05:23] Go here to see how many downloads the show is getting. Also rate and review to help us meet our goal of 1 Million downloads per month. Hopefully, we'll see you at the live event in L.A.! Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu  

Today I want to talk about ten Essential WordPress Plug-ins You Need for Your Website. They are free and easy to use.

Design Business + Chamber of Commerce = Success [sc name="pod_ad"]One of the best marketing tools available to your design business is your local Chamber of Commerce. If you are not taking advantage of how this organisation can help you grow, you are missing out. Big time. What is a Chamber of Commerce? A Chamber of Commerce sometimes called a “board of trade”, is an association or a network of businesses and business people formed with the purpose of promoting and protecting the interests of its members. The Chamber of Commerce is not a new idea. The very first one was founded in France in 1599. The first one in the USA was started in New York in 1768. Nowadays, you can find them in almost every country and most cities around the world.  One of the primary roles of the Chamber of Commerce is to debate, promote and lobby for or against municipal, state/provincial and even federal policies and laws that affect businesses in your area. They have no direct role in creating laws or regulations, but they are very effective in influencing people who do create them. At the municipal level, your Chamber of Commerce is there to advocate and promote its members. That’s why you should join your local Chamber of Commerce. What benefits do Chamber members receive? There are many benefits to joining your Chamber of Commerce. Although some benefits will differ from Chamber to Chamber some common ones are: Your business listed in its member directory. Receiving deals and discounts from other chamber members. Your business gets promoted in your region. Having a voice in shaping local business policies in your area. Free or discounted admission to exclusive events such as networking and social events, guest presentations, trade shows, etc. Being a member adds credibility to your business. Why you should join your Chamber of Commerce. The main reason you should join your local Chamber of Commerce is for the support of like-minded business people that can help you succeed. You know that networking is a critical element of growing your design business. If nobody knows who you are, how are people going to know to hire you? Joining your Chamber of Commerce gives you an opportunity to meet and network with other local business owners, the company decision-makers, the people who hire designers like you. Imagine the Chamber of Commerce as an exclusive club. Many members take this club very seriously and will often look to fellow Chamber members whenever they need help with something. Including looking for design services like yours. I have several good clients that initially contacted me because I'm a fellow member of the Chamber of Commerce. Some met me at a networking event; some saw my business in the member directory, and the Chamber referred me to others. The Chamber of Commerce itself also requires design services for the many events and promotions it puts on throughout the year. Who do you think they will turn to for these designs? Chamber members who are designers of course. Free Marketing for your design business As a member of your Chamber of Commerce, you also get free marketing for your business. Let me repeat that; FREE MARKETING. This free marketing may come in the form of exposure through physical or electronic newsletters, the Chamber's social media posts and other forms of publications. The Chamber loves spreading the word about its members because it helps them attract more members who want the same attention. Have you designed a new logo or website for a fellow Chamber Member? Let the Chamber know, and they’ll tell everyone about the great work you've done in their next newsletter. On a side note; once you are a Chamber member, please make sure you read your Chamber’s newsletters. The Chamber of Commerce is often the first one to break the news of new business starting in or coming to your area. Often, at the very earliest stages of those businesses. Talk about an excellent opportunity to get your foot in the door and introduce yourself to people who need your services. How people view the Chamber Many people, whether they are a chamber member or not, see their local Chamber of Commerce as an authority when they are searching for products and services. New businesses starting or relocating to your area will turn to the Chamber of Commerce for help and guidance in finding the local talent they can hire. That authority means people TRUST their opinion when the Chamber recommends a business to them. And if there is a Chamber member that offers the sought after product or service, that’s who the Chamber of Commerce will recommend before anyone else. Look at these numbers compiled by American Business Magazine. 44% of consumers are more likely to think favourably of businesses who are members of their local chamber. 51% of companies are more aware of businesses who are Chamber members than businesses who are not. 63% of consumers are more likely to buy products or services from businesses who are members of their local chamber. 57% of consumers view Chamber of Commerce members as trustworthy and are more likely to believe their products or services are better than competitors. There's a 63% increase in the likelihood that someone who doesn’t require your services now, will use you in the future knowing you are a member of your Chamber of Commerce. Those numbers alone should be enough to convince you that joining your Chamber of Commerce is a good move. A wealth of contacts I mentioned above that one of the perks of joining the Chamber of Commerce is to be listed in their member directory. That directory is available to the public. Since the Chamber of Commerce has a reputation for promoting good business, by association, having your name or company listed in their directory gives the perception that you too are a good business to deal with. As a result, clients will have a more favourable impression of your business and trust you more. The Chamber's member directory is also an excellent tool for you. Use it as a contact list and promote your services to fellow Chamber members on your own or through one of your Chamber’s promotional avenues. What a fantastic icebreaker for cold calling. “Hi John, I was looking through the Chamber dirctory and noticed that you’re a fellow Chamber member. I was wondering if you had time available for us to meet and discuss your overall brand strategy to see what we can do to grow your businesss?” Merely mentioning that you are a fellow Chamber member may be all you need for the client to say yes to meeting you. You could even offer them a deal, discount or bonus exclusive to Chamber members as an incentive. You should view your Chamber of Commerce as your business partner. It’s a valuable tool for any business owner and if fully utilised, can help you grow your design business. Every Chamber is different Every Chamber of Commerce is unique in its way. They offer various benefits, resources and opportunities to their members. However, their end goal is the same. They serve as an influential voice for the well-being of the local business environment. Including helping to promote and improve the growth of local businesses. Joining your Chamber of Commerce will grant you access to opportunities that will allow you to make connections, meet potential new clients and gain exposure for your design business. Joining Chamber(s) I’ve been talking about your local Chamber of Commerce. But most Chambers allow members from outside their immediate area, providing you do business in their community. Meaning, you can join a Chamber of Commerce outside of your community. If you live in an area that is not served by a Chamber of Commerce, or if you live in a smaller community with a less active Chamber of Commerce. Look into joining adjacent or nearby Chambers where you would like to do business. Do your part I probably don’t have to say this but, merely joining your Chamber of Commerce is not enough. You can’t just pay the membership fee then sit back and wait for new clients to come calling. You need to take advantage of what the Chamber offers and partake in the events they organise if you want this partnership to help you. People still need to know who you are and what you do before they will hire you and the Chamber needs to know who you are before they recommend you. By involving yourself in your Chamber of Commerce, your chances of success are much higher than if you tried doing all of this on your own. And just in case you need any more incentive to join your Chamber of Commerce, your Chamber membership fee is tax deductible. Are you a member of your local Chamber of Commerce? Let me know how being a Chamber member is working for you by leaving a comment for this episode. Questions of the Week Submit your question to be featured in a future episode of the podcast by visiting the feedback page. This week’s question comes from Penn Hi Mark, I have a question for you regarding web/graphic design. I graduated with a degree in graphic design 10 years ago, but during all that time, I never really pushed myself to get involved in web design and learn to do it well. Now I've come to the point in my career where I need to start doing extra work on my own time, but I realize that clients need web and mobile design more than ever before, and perhaps more than most other types of design. As a result, I'm using online learning to try to get familiar with html, css, and other web design essentials in order to be able to serve new clients with these skills. Could you explain on a podcast episode the steps you take in actually designing and building a website? I'm sure I'm not the only graphic designer who listens to your podcast facing this problem, but if I am, then any helpful insights or resources that unveil some of the mystery surrounding this process would mean a whole lot! To find out what I told Penn you’ll have to listen to the podcast. Here's a link to the WordPress Plug-in checklist I mentioned in my answer. Resource of the week Onepixel Onepixelis a stock photo site offering beautiful images by professional photographers for the low price of $1 each. There are no subscriptions, no credits, no hidden fees and no minimum purchases. Every photo is only $1. All photos are royalty-free and legally cleared for commercial, editorial and personal use, meaning they’re 100% safe for you, your organisation or your client to use for any creative project.  Listen to the podcast on the go. Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Listen on Android Listen on Stitcher Listen on iHeartRadio Contact me I would love to hear from you. You can send me questions and feedback using my feedback form. Follow me on Twitter, Facebookand Instagram I want to help you. Running a graphic design or web design business all by yourself isn't easy. If there are any struggles you face running your design business, please reach out to me. I'll do my best to help you by addressing your issues in a future blog post or podcast episode here at Resourceful Designer. You can reach me at feedback@resourcefuldesigner.com  

In this episode we talk to David Kelly, General Manager at KingSumo. He shares 3 low-cost marketing tactics that they've tested & tweaked at KingSumo & Sumo Group: Viral Giveaways: low-cost but high quality leads as low as $.05/lead Wordpress Plug-in Content Blocker: how to gate content after previewing more of your blog post to obtain more leads LinkedIn Posting Strategies: how to write a good opening line, whether to include photos or videos & where to put your links for more reach on LinkedIn Click here to connect with this guest on LinkedIn.

Chris Guthrie teaches entrepreneurs how to start or grow their internet businesses depending on which stage of the journey they’re in. He got started with Amazon FBA which he quickly dominated. Since his success in selling on Amazon, he quickly discovered the pain points of other sellers and created Salesbacker to address those pain points. Quotes To Remember: “A lot of times, you just have to look at the market.” “If you are ever doing on the software side, you really try to offer something as minimal as you can.” “If you could find a way to offer a free version, then you should.” “You just got to decide whether it’s not worth it to you - the hard work.”   What You’ll Learn: Turnaround time of WordPress Plug-in vs. SAS Company How to efficiently maintain a software Making profits out of a software How to price a software   Key Links From The Show: Chris’ Site Chris’ YouTube EasyAzon Salesbacker Aweber ConvertKit Samcart ClickFunnels   Recommended Books: Purple Cow by Seth Godin The Dip by Seth Godin The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss   Support Breakthrough Success On Patreon Please consider supporting Breakthrough Success on Patreon. I publish five episodes per week which I carefully prepare for, and I choose to not run ads in my podcast to enhance the listener experience. I offer my patrons various perks, and even a donation as small as $1/mo would make a big difference for growing and maintaining Breakthrough Success. You can support Breakthrough Success by going here.

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send us your feedback to thefeed@libsyn.com call 1-412-573-1934 or you can use Speakpipe. Quick Episode Summary: Intro :12 Promo 1: Songs Inside 2:01 On the Libsyn Blog! 2:31 Promo 2: Two Ewes Fiber Adventures 4:34 How you can win a free year of podcast hosting! 5:05 Promo 3: The Manwhore Podcast 12:17 Rob & Elsie Conversation 12:54 Apple TV Happiness! Overcast has some really cool time-stamp type features! What type of files types and sizes Bossjock can import and export Funny Onion article, all about podcasting and audio quality We discuss all kinds of stuff about whether or not there's a db standard for publishing Awesome feedback from a listener to a podcaster about how awesome their standalone app is! OMG there are NO explicit or partially explicit shows in India - audio feedback 29:23 What exactly do zero downloads mean? - audio feedback 33:32 We got A LOT of feedback about Google Play Music and we address two key questions What exactly are some of the advanced options in the GPM destination When Google Play goes LIVE, will I have to do anything different in my podcast production workflow? If you initially didn't submit the Libsyn GPM feed can you change it? Is Google Play Music only for the big shots? - audio feedback 45:38 Lovely email from one that listens and obeys - audio feedback 47:03 What is the best email to use when submitting to GPM? Oh goodness! We respond to questions about the GPM Terms of Service Rob soapbox, this time it's about the term podcasting, it's here to stay Make sure that you participate in our giveaway for a free year of hosting! Featured Podcast Promos + Audio Songs Inside Two Ewes Fiber Adventures The Manwhore Podcast Kris Baker Dersch from No Extra Words Ben Hauck from The Acting Income Podcast John from Let's Talk Metal Detecting and Treasure Hunting John Biethan Newest Articles on the Libsyn Blog and Podcasting Links Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: The Oversell Podcast Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: The Bucs Brief Podcast The Feed SPECIAL: Google Play Music Adds Podcasts! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) New Apple TV Overcast Submitting To Google Play Libsyn Support article Podcaster Makes Solemn Promise To Improve Sound Quality The Five Hurdles of Podcasting and Why Google's Recent Move Is Only The First Rob's 2007 article about the name podcast Rob on The Podcast Helpdesk Rob on Let's Talk Leadership Elsie on Fear Free Childbirth Elsie on Podtoberfest - article on the 24 hour recap Libsyn Live Webinar introducing The Wordpress Plug-in Beta The monthly Podcasting Quick Start CREATIVITY IN PODCASTING!!! with Dave Jackson Where is Libsyn Going? (In Real Life) NAB Podcast Movement 2016 Proclaim 16 Here's the LINK to what you need to do to win a free year of podcast hosting! HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share #TheFeed with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download the FREE The Feed App for iOS and Android (you can send feedback straight from within the app) Call 412 573 1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our SpeakPipe Page!

# Summary: In Episode #166 Ari interviews [Stu McLaren](http://stu.me/), co-creator of the [WishList Member](http://member.wishlistproducts.com/), one of the most popular WordPress plug-ins of all time. During their conversation, Ari and Stu talk about getting clear on _real _wants, the nuances of entrepreneurship and the secret to running a _great _membership site. **Special Announcements:** ## Fuel the Fire Come watch Ari light-up the Drake Hotel in Chicago on Wednesday, August 5th as he delivers a rousing keynote speech for IPPA Business Excellence Conference: _Fuel the Fire_. This will be a great opportunity to watch Ari translate the lessons of Less Doing into terms business leaders can take to the bank. ## [Rockefeller Roundtable](http://helmsociety.com/ari-meisel-ceo-roundtable-nc/) Come watch Ari regale a roundtable of avid [Helm Society](http://helmsociety.com/) listeners with the lessons of Less Doing on September 9th from 10AM to 2PM in New York City. ## Subscribe to the Podcast or [Leave Us a Review!](https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ari-meisel-less-doing/id605938952?mt=2&uo=6) Hey Less Doing Podcast Listeners, we want to hear from YOU! Visit us on iTunes and leave a review or subscribe to the podcast if you're not already a dedicated follower. **Time Stamped Show Notes:** - 16:00 – Introduction of [Stu McLaren](http://stu.me/), Co-Creator of the best-selling Wordpress Plug-in [WishList Member](http://member.wishlistproducts.com/) - 17:00 – Stu shares his story - 18:00 – The first digital product Stu ever sold was an e-book - 19:30 – The importance of buying ads and investing in traffic - 19:59 – Stu's #1 strength?—Positivity - 20:44 – Stu's first digital sale? $7.95 - 22:00 – That $7.95 cost Stu nearly $900 - 22:29 – Fast-forward a few years the truth comes out—Stu's brother was actually responsible for that first sale - 23:40 – One simple act can have lasting and majorly impactful consequences - 24:05 – We all start somewhere - 24:30 – The small things DO make a huge difference - 25:37 – The profit margins with online business are greater than almost any other business someone can get into - 26:45 – Stu started WishList out of personal necessity, not burning desire or passion - 27:50 – See a problem, create a solution, a business is born - 29:53 – Whenever you're creating a product that is going to fulfill your needs, focus on what would make it “super awesome” for you—then find other people it can be adapted to - 31:30 – [Essentialism](http://amzn.to/1HvY0rI) and [The One Thing](http://amzn.to/1dvp4t3) - 32:06 – Whenever you're looking at different opportunities, get clear on _how _you're going to rank those opportunities—you need to clearly outline your criterion - 33:55 – Mental bandwidth is your most valuable commodity - 37:15 – If you have a big or even modest following, find a way to monetize it - 39:09 – Stu shares his key advice for a membership site - 39:34 – Get REAL clear on what your audience wants - 41:25 – Batch create your content - 41:33 – Do NOT provide your members with too much content - 41:53 – Value isn't in the volume of content, it is in content that can drive the results sought - 43:18 – Do not avoid planning—if you do, everything will become _reactive_ - 44:17 – Stu's _Top 3 Tips to be More Effective_ - 44:27 – Get clear on what matters most - 46:54 – Create and design your life _around _what matters most - 47:43 – Be generous **7 Key Points:** 1. Mental bandwidth is your most valuable commodity. 2. See a problem. Solve a problem. Now you have a business. 3. Everyone starts somewhere and it's usually somewhere way down at the bottom. 4. The small things really can have the biggest impact. 5. STAY POSITIVE. 6. Focus on what your customers WANT and be mindful of how you provide it to them. 7. Do not avoid planning—Take the time to plan. It pays dividends. **Resources Mentioned:** - [Ztailo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

Please join me as I interview Mr. Hooman Mardohki, founder of WPDevClass. We will be discussing how the average online enterpreneur can easily learn computer programming and start his own tech development business, perhaps someday selling it for a fortune.   At WPDevClass, Hooman teaches students a few essential software languages (HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript), then how to create mobile apps, software services, WordPress Plug-ins, WordPress Themes, and he also teaches the business side of running a tech oriented company.   I'm currently enrolled in Hooman's training and actually feel VERY comfortable reading and creating powerful software!   Hooman has mastered 16 or so different computer languages, and makes learning  fun and intuitive.  He can literally have you reading code in 20 minutes!   Tune in and open up a whole new world!  Watch three short video tutorial by clicking here.

Welcome to another master mind podcast of the Niche Site Journal. We have a very exciting show for you. In this episode we talk about Dennis’ “no follow links” backlinking strategy, discuss legal issues with using other people’s images, and word press plug-ins we love. Thanks for all the reviews! We made it to “New […]

Welcome to another master mind podcast of the Niche Site Journal. We have a very exciting show for you. In this episode we talk about Dennis’ “no follow links” backlinking strategy, discuss legal issues with using other people’s images, and word press plug-ins we love. Thanks for all the reviews! We made it to “New […]