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Google Notebooklm がやっと日本語化しました。そこで日本人の男女によるポッドキャストが作成されるようになりました。 と言っても、ニュアンス（日本語の発音がイマイチ）や読み間違いはいくつかあります。 こんな形で男女のペアで発信してくれます。 更にベータではなくなったので今まで自由に作っていたところができなくなりました。1日3つまでしか作れません。 それ以上のPodcastを作りたい場合（作り直すのも一緒）で3回までしか24時間内にできません。 そこで悩みました。 うちは jfuneral.com のドメインでは Google WS Business Stater を走らせています。これは WordPress から購入でプロバイダはAutomatic社です。Business Standardにアップグレードができません。一度解約して、Googleと契約し直し。そこで問題が発生。瞬時にやらないとメールが滞るので、バッファーが必要。これはGoogleが提供してくれる「はず」← いや「はず」なんです。確信ではありません。 サポートがGoogleになって、一旦「解約」で「再契約」になります。アップグレードではなくなりますが、Wordpress内のDNS設定は一緒のはずですが、それも不明。Automatic社はノーサポートです。 ちなみに7年前に契約したときもノーサポートで自分で苦労してすべて設定しました。当時はGMAILを利用していたドメインでしたので jfuneral.com でメールを走らせていなかったから問題は最小限に抑えることができました。MXの設定がきちんと動作しなくて、厄介でした。 今回は解約→アップグレード含む再契約ですが、Googleからしたら新規契約。 ちょうどいいタイミングでサテライトオフィスさんとミーティングをしました。私の友人が大昔にサテライトさんに転職してMS→Gへの移転の仕事をしていました。私も、Cloudiwayの仕事でMS→G、G→MSの営業をやっていました。更にCloudiwayの場合、すべてクラウド上でできる仕組みで、サテライトさんみたいにマンパワーでやる必要がなかったのです。 問題は、Automatic社なんでs．ここがWS Starter（当時のGoogle Suite Starter）しか扱っていなく、アップグレードもできない。Googleがまさかこういうことをやるなんて想像なんかできるわけない。しかもBusiness Planでないと、Google Documentで雛形（テンプレート）が保存できないとかいう制限なんか聞いちゃいないので、本当にこのStarter Packは最悪だった。800円（当時は500円だったかな）から1600円の差でした。 そのサテライトさんでもできないとのことを言われました。実は、サテライトさんの場合はサテライトさんの環境に移植しないといけないのです。つまり、Wordpressもサテライトさんのサーバ内でWordpress.org を走らせたシステム内でやるしかないのです。ってことは、GMO CloudやHeteml（今も利用）でGoogle WSを走らせているのと変わらないのです。 それは簡便してほしい・・・何故ならドメインの移転は簡単だが、サーバー内のレストアがマジにきちんと行かないことを何度も経験sているからです。とくにWordPressはいいかげんだからです。YEY.CO.JPや他のドメインでかなり苦労しているのです。 さて、残るは今ある GMAIL をアップグレードすることです。 アップグレードもいくつかあります。 ただのプレミアム（1450円）だとNotebooklm の規制を外せません。上のAIプレミアムで月額2900円＋消費税でないと。 さて、ここで悩んだのが、1600円でWS Business Standard が使える。現在30GBの契約で2TBになります。そこで2900円のプランと一緒ですし、AIアシスタントが使えます。ただ、GEMINI Advanceが使えます。2900円だとBusiness Plus契約以上の金額で、しかも5TBの容量だわ！ https://workspace.google.com/pricing では、なぜ2900円を選ぶようになるかと考えたら、2TBを家族（友人でもOK）でシェア出来るんです。 うちの息子が15GBの容量でパンクしはじめたので、それなら容量を100GBにするのもいいけど、一気に2TBにしてあげるかと。あと、まだ確認はしていないけど、たぶんムリだと思うが、息子もGemini AdvanceやNotebooklmを使えるか・・・使えたらラッキーだけど、まぁ、それは家訓するしかない。 あと、もう一つの理由は、GMAIL.com … Continue reading Notebooklmが日本語化した

Say thanks and learn more about our podcast sponsor Omnisend. In this episode of the WP Minute+ Podcast, Matt welcomes Robert DeVore, a seasoned WordPress developer and entrepreneur, to discuss how open source changed his life. Robert shares his journey from launching a cannabis-related WordPress plugin in 2015 to rapidly developing AI-powered tools for the WordPress ecosystem today. He reflects on the challenges he faced in the cannabis industry, particularly being “debanked,” which ultimately pushed him to explore new opportunities in tech.Robert dives into his current projects, including Plugin Pal, an AI-powered WordPress plugin generator that helps developers quickly create and customize plugins. He and Matt also explore the broader impact of AI on development, the sustainability of WordPress in an evolving landscape, and the importance of continuing to innovate within open source. Throughout the conversation, Robert emphasizes how WordPress and open source provided him with a career path that transformed his life and enabled him to give back to the community.Key TakeawaysRobert's Journey in WordPress & Open Source:Robert initially built a cannabis-related plugin but faced financial barriers due to industry regulations.He learned valuable lessons about business constraints and industry challenges.Pivoted to AI and rapid product development, releasing multiple WordPress tools.AI's Role in WordPress Development:AI enables faster development, but human oversight is still crucial.Tools like Plugin Pal generate structured, modern WordPress plugins.AI is not replacing developers but augmenting their workflow for efficiency.Challenges & Opportunities for WordPress:WordPress remains a powerful platform for new developers and business owners.Competing with newer, AI-driven platforms requires emphasizing the flexibility of open-source solutions.Governance and leadership concerns in WordPress are ongoing but shouldn't deter innovation.Building a Business with Multiple Products:Robert embraces a diversified product approach rather than focusing on a single flagship plugin.Rapid product development allows him to test ideas and iterate based on user feedback.Twitter/X plays a key role in his marketing and community engagement.Important LinksThe WP Minute+ Podcast: thewpminute.com/subscribeConnect with Robert DeVoreTwitter/X: https://twitter.com/DevioRobertWebsite: https://robertdevore.com/Plugin Pal: https://pluginpal.app/ Support us for as little as $5 to join our members-only Slack group. ★ Support this podcast ★

　プライム・ストラテジー株式会社は3月10日、WordPress テーマ・プラグインの脆弱性情報のダイジェストを無料配信する「WordPress Security Advisory」を開始したと発表した。

The recent controversy between WordPress and WP Engine put Matt Mullenweg (Co-Founder of WordPress, CEO of Automattic) under intense online scrutiny. In our conversation, he shared lessons from the controversy and managing through crisis, as well as this thoughts on the future of open source AI and more.(00:00) Intro(01:17) Controversy with WP Engine(03:36) Understanding Open Source and Trademarks(04:36) Automattic's Role and Contributions(08:26) Navigating Legal Battles and Community Relations(18:27) Leadership and Personal Resilience(21:49) The Impact of Social Media on CEOs(31:22) Future Outlook and Reflections(32:42) Exploring the Quinn Model and Open Source Innovations(33:17) The Evolution of AI Interfaces and User Interactions(35:36) AI as a Writing and Coding Partner(38:07) The Power of Open Source in AI Development(40:00) Commoditizing Complements: A Business Strategy(41:39) The Battle with Shopify and Open Source Models(42:33) The Impact of Open Source on Market Dynamics(43:55) USB-C Transition and Gadget Recommendations(47:53) The Benefits of Sabbaticals(53:34) The Future of WordPress and Automattic(59:12) Employee Ownership and Liquidity Programs(01:04:33) Conclusion and Final Thoughts Executive Producer: Rashad AssirProducer: Leah ClapperMixing and editing: Justin Hrabovsky Check out Unsupervised Learning, Redpoint's AI Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@UCUl-s_Vp-Kkk_XVyDylNwLA 

WordPress's emperor, Matt Mullenweg, demands a hefty tribute from WP Engine, and a battle erupts, leaving millions of websites hanging in the balance. Meanwhile, the Internet Archive, a digital library preserving our online history, is under siege from hackers.All this and more is discussed in the latest edition of the "Smashing Security" podcast by cybersecurity veterans Graham Cluley and Carole Theriault.Warning: This podcast may contain nuts, adult themes, and rude language.Episode links:WP Engine is not WordPress - WordPress.Secure Custom Fields - ​​WordPress.Tweet from Advanced Custom Fields.Advisory: Advanced Custom Fields changes - Tim Nash.WordPress saga escalates as WP Engine plugin forcibly forked and legal letters fly - The Register.Internet Archive hacked, data breach impacts 31 million users - Bleeping Computer.The Internet Archive is still down but will return in ‘days, not weeks' - The Verge.Dimsdale podcasts - OTR radio drama comedy and more.Jeff Goldblum's furiously fun Greek gods drama is a masterpiece - The Guardian.KAOS - Netflix.Smashing Security merchandise (t-shirts, mugs, stickers and stuff)Sponsored by:1Password Extended Access Management – Secure every sign-in for every app on every device.Vanta – Expand the scope of your security program with market-leading compliance automation… while saving time and money. Smashing Security listeners get $1000 off!Flashpoint - Access the industry's best threat data and intelligence.SUPPORT THE SHOW:Tell your friends and colleagues about “Smashing Security”, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser.Become a supporter via Patreon or Apple Podcasts for ad-free episodes and our early-release feed!FOLLOW US:Follow us on

In this episode, Sarah Norris and Birgit Pauli-Haack discuss WordPress 6.6 and 6.5.3, Gutenberg 18.1 + 18.2 and Create Block Theme Updates Show Notes / Transcript Show Notes Special Guest: Sarah Norris JavaScript Developer 6.4 editor tech co-lead / Core team rep Announcements Create Block Theme plugin WordPress WordPress 6.5.3 RC1 is now available Gutenberg Interactivity…

独立行政法人情報処理推進機構（IPA）および一般社団法人JPCERT コーディネーションセンター（JPCERT/CC）は1月12日、WordPress 用プラグイン WordPress Quiz Maker Plugin における不適切な入力確認の脆弱性について「Japan Vulnerability Notes（JVN）」で発表した。

✏️ Suscribirse https://youtu.be/eOz3m5nklV0 ¡Prepárate para una nueva e inspiradora entrega de Negocios y WordPress! En este emocionante episodio, Yannick García y Elías Gómez te sumergirán en el fascinante mundo de las novedades de WordPress, la vibrante comunidad que lo rodea y eventos que no te querrás perder. Además, descubriremos valiosos consejos sobre el desarrollo de plugins directamente de un experto en la materia. Si eres un emprendedor o freelance que trabaja con WordPress, este episodio te brindará información clave para potenciar tu éxito en el ecosistema digital. ¡No te lo puedes perder! ¡Hola emprendedores y freelance de WordPress! En este emocionante episodio de Negocios y WordPress, Yannick García y Elías Gómez nos traen una lluvia de novedades, herramientas y consejos que revolucionarán la forma en que abordamos nuestros proyectos en la plataforma favorita de creación web. Así que, agarra tus auriculares y prepárate para sumergirte en el mundo de WordPress con nosotros. Comenzamos con Yannick, quien nos deslumbra con los últimos desarrollos en lamaquinadelbranding.com. Si eres un apasionado del código y WordPress, definitivamente no querrás perderte su emocionante serie de código con WordPress. ¡Asegúrate de echar un vistazo y profundizar en tus habilidades! En el ámbito de las noticias tecnológicas, Elías Gómez nos presenta algunas novedades: Google Bard (IA de Google) ya está disponible en España: Imagina las posibilidades que esta inteligencia artificial puede ofrecer a tus proyectos. Desde la optimización de contenido hasta la automatización de tareas, Google Bard promete llevar tus esfuerzos digitales al siguiente nivel. SetApp y su asistente con IA: ¡Mantén tu productividad en la cima con la ayuda de la inteligencia artificial de SetApp! Simplifica tus tareas diarias y libera tiempo para lo que realmente importa en tu negocio WordPress. Descript y su Eye Contact: ¿Te has sentido incómodo al hablar frente a la cámara? ¡No te preocupes! Descript ha llegado al rescate con su función Eye Contact, que corrige automáticamente la dirección de tu mirada. Así podrás mantener una conexión visual impecable con tu audiencia. Ahora, centrémonos en lo más emocionante para todos nosotros, amantes de WordPress: WordPress 6.3. Las novedades en el editor Gutenberg son fascinantes: La incorporación de patrones sincronizados y nuevos bloques de "detalles" y "notas al pie" te permitirán dar vida a tu contenido de manera más dinámica y atractiva. Se han realizado mejoras de accesibilidad en el editor, el formulario de acceso y las tablas de listas, lo que garantiza que tu contenido sea accesible para todos. Una característica muy esperada es la posibilidad de revertir automáticamente a la versión anterior en caso de fallos de actualización, ahora disponible para plugins y temas. Esto proporciona un nivel adicional de seguridad para tus proyectos. Para los desarrolladores, ¡tenemos un regalo en forma de Modo Desarrollador en WordPress 6.3! Esta función te permite configurar el comportamiento de tu sitio durante el trabajo de desarrollo. Asegúrate de explorar los detalles en este enlace: Modo Desarrollador en WordPress 6.3. Pero eso no es todo, Paco Marchante nos contaba esta semana en una meetup online: Errores al desarrollar plugins. ¿Alguna vez te has enfrentado a desafíos mientras creabas tus propias extensiones para WordPress? ¡No te preocupes más! Paco comparte su sabiduría y experiencia en un vídeo que puedes encontrar aquí: Errores más comunes al desarrollar un plugin. Desde las vibrantes meetups de WordPress Bilbao, Yannick nos emociona con la posibilidad de una WordCamp Bilbao en el horizonte. Mantente al tanto de las novedades y desarrollos en este enlace: Planeando WordCamp Bilbao. Elías nos sumerge en una anécdota intrigante en la que un administrador de un sitio WordPress se quedó repentinamente sin permisos. ¡Lecciones importantes sobre seguridad y precaución! No podríamos terminar sin explorar las estrategias de contenido de Yannick, quien comparte su rutina para grabar vídeos cortos. Además, ¡nos brinda un vistazo a las primeras estadísticas de TikTok y shorts! Y para culminar esta montaña rusa de información, Elías nos introduce en dos herramientas increíbles: Export My Base: Si trabajas con Airtable, esta herramienta te permitirá exportar todas las tablas de tu base en un instante. Ahorra tiempo y mantén tus datos organizados con facilidad. GistReader en negociosWP: Explora el poder de esta herramienta en GistReader en negociosWP, diseñada para simplificar y mejorar tus flujos de trabajo en WordPress. En resumen, este episodio de Negocios y WordPress ha sido una montaña rusa de conocimientos, noticias y herramientas emocionantes que transformarán la forma en que abordas tus proyectos en WordPress. ¡Hasta la próxima, emprendedores digitales!

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To help you choose a platform for your musician website, I offer this shortlist of my preferred platforms. This list includes WordPress (.org and .com), Bandzoogle, Wix and Squarespace. Each of these platforms features a content management system (CMS) that makes building a musician website easier than ever. There are a few other popular options, so you're by no means limited to my shortlist. Choosing a website platform should start with knowing your goals, so consider writing them down. You probably want to have a blog section, photo gallery, store for selling merch, contact page, an email signup form, music section and an electronic press kit (EPK). With this in mind, your goals may be to promote your brand, grow your email list, sell your music and merch, up your professional image and/or to promote upcoming performances. This is the stuff you want to think about before you begin setting up your website. Important considerations Ease of use You definitely want site visitors to easily find what they're looking for, whether it's your latest music or upcoming performances. Your site should be both easy to build and easy to use. The platforms discussed in this episode excel in these areas. As the site designer, you'll need to consider how much time you want to invest in learning how to customize your musician website. So ease of use applies to both you (the site designer) and your visitors. Pricing Most musicians I know are on a budget. Even if you're rocking it, so to speak, you surely have a budget of some sort. All the mentioned featured in this episode are affordable, some a bit more than others. Design & features Whichever platform you choose, make sure it supports your goals. Support There will come a time when you need help, either because you're learning or because something has gone wrong. Choose a platform that's known for quality customer support. Ownership & portability You may choose a platform and then one day decide you want to switch to another. Maybe you initially chose Wordpress, because you were attracted to the idea of learning the world of website design therein. But then maybe you realize you bit of more than you can chew and now you want to switch to a platform that requires less time to learn. There are several reasons that might warrant switching platforms, therefore it's important to make sure that you can and that you can do so without restrictions. Check the terms that dictate taking your website content elsewhere. The pros and cons Wordpress (Wordpress.org) Wordpress is considered by many to be the best website builder software to start a website without hiring a developer or coding from scratch. It's considered to be a self-hosted option and you can choose from a plethora of website hosts. It's a free open source website builder that gives you full ownership of your website without any third-party control, and it gives you maximum privacy.  Pros  Gives you complete control on every aspect of your website and online presence.  It can be used to build any kind of website.  There are thousands of high quality pre-made WordPress themes (templates) that you can use for your website's design. Provides drag-and-drop page builder options, which allow you to easily create your own custom website (no coding needed). Gives you access to more than 59,000 free WordPress plugins. Plugins are like apps for WordPress that let you add additional features and functionality to your website such as a shopping cart, contact forms, Google Analytics, photo gallery, social media tools, live chat, etc. Plugins make it easy for you to integrate your website with popular business tools, so you can automate and streamline various recurring operations. Website builder is fully translated in over 75+ languages, and it allows you easily create multilingual websites. Comes with robust SEO tools that search engines love, which ensures your website will do better with rankings in search engines.  Cons You will have to manage your own website, which means you will need to familiarize yourself with a new system, although this can be automated. This learning curve is easily overcome by most users, but it can feel a bit difficult in the beginning. You will also have to keep up with WordPress updates, plugin updates, and create website backups. This too can be automated by your WordPress hosting provider. Bandzoogle Built by musicians, for musicians, there are no coding skills required here. Bandzoogle has drag and drop visual editor for customizing layouts, editing and rearrange your website content on the fly. Add images, text, and other features to your page in one or two clicks.  Easy template switching Change website templates at any time without affecting content, and save your custom designs for later. Bandzoogle and other platforms of its kind have taken the approach of limiting options, which can be a good thing in that it can keep you from getting overwhelmed. This can also keep you from mucking up your site. But wait… there's more. EPK preset layouts Easily create a professional electronic press kit to share with media and industry. Connects with musician services you already use to make building and managing your website easier. Features selling tools made to help you earn more revenue as an artist. These tools enable you to sell music, merch, tickets, subscriptions and crowdfunding directly to fans, commission free. Bandzoogle has built in promotional and marketing features for email, SEO and socials. Pros Performance and Speed Bandzoogle has a cloud infrastructure and is built to provide high performance for heavy design websites. It has the ability to quickly render video and graphics.  E-Commerce ready The basic plan supports most of the rudimentary features required for a music website. All the plans have support for e-commerce.  Built-in mailing list Supports a mailing list for up to 100 fan subscribers with the basic plan. You can quickly connect with your fans using their mailing list feature.  I'm not crazy about mailing list features that are built-in. They are convenient, but more advanced email marketers will want to include a service such as my favorite ConvertKit or something like MailChimp. But if you want to keep it simple, this built-in feature is fine.  Press kits and more Each plan supports Electronic press kits and has SSL security. The more advanced plan has loads of additional features. Advanced features Some of the features included are video headers, inventory tracking, sound scan reporting, album pre-orders and many more.  Trial period Every plan comes with a 30-day free trial.  Insights Provides a lot of data insights with effective reporting which can render interactive data analysis. The system also provides location targeting, with which you can target fans in specific locations with customized email. Cons Add-ons Custom email inboxes are not part of the plans. Email hosting has a separate pricing of $14.95/year. None of the plans support multi websites. Multi-site has a separate pricing for which you need to get in touch with their account specialist. Not as flexible for design due to a small (ish) number of template options. Wix (just the cons) Mobile loading speeds Although they've made huge strides in improving loading speeds (something that hasn't gone unnoticed by Google), mobile speeds still need a bit of work as of this episode. Many of their templates rely on graphics and media to look good, hence there's sometimes a compromise between aesthetics and performance. Templates can't be changed easily Once you have chosen your initial Wix template, you can't switch to a completely new one. While you can certainly change the design within the template, it's not possible to pick an entirely new one. Squarespace (just the cons) No phone support Upgrading from Squarespace version 7.0 to 7.1 requires a site rebuild. This will surely be resolved with future version updates. No free plan available Wordpress.com (just the cons) You are NOT allowed to sell ads on your website. High traffic sites can apply for their advertising program called WordAds, which requires a revenue share with Wordpress.com. Premium and Business plan users can use WordAds right away. You cannot upload plugins. Business plan users can install from a selection of compatible plugins ($300 / year). WordPress.com VIP program lets you install plugins, but starts at $5000 per month. You cannot upload custom themes. Free plan users can only install from the limited free themes collection. Premium and business plan users can also select premium themes. There are limited customization options with the free version. Premium and Business plan users can use custom CSS. You are restricted to their stats. You cannot add Google Analytics or install any other powerful tracking platform. Business plan users can install Google Analytics. You cannot build membership websites on WordPress.com. I hope you find this episode helpful in choosing the right platform for your musician website. Last, but not lease, shout out to these site for providing most of the information used in this episode. 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Jahreszusammenfassung: wie war und was brachte denn dieses #2021? Gucken wir doch nochmal gemeinsam drüber!Da sind wir nun, mitten im Dezember. Das Jahr 2021 neigt sich dem Ende zu. Und bald werden, von der teuren ARD bis hin zum Werbefenster RTL alle wieder ihre Jahresrückblicke bringen. Ziel ist also, schneller zu sein, als das altmodische Medium Fernsehen. Oder Radio. Oder Plakatwand. Oder, oder, oder... Daher: was hat sich denn im Jahr 2021 bei mir auf dem Blog und im Podcast so getan? Aaaaaalso: Rückblende an! Das war 2021 bei ichbindochnichthierumbeliebtzusein.com! Feuerwerk / Bild-/Quelle: privat Aus dem Kopf kann ich mich an den größten Meilenstein, den ich Jahre-lang geschoben habe, erinnern. Immerhin hat er mir schlaflose Nächte, technisches Know-how und viel Arbeit neben den zehn Blogposts zum Fortschritt verschaffen. Ich glaube, ihr wisst genau, worauf ich anspiele: Meinen Umzug meines Blogs, weg von WordPress als Hoster, hin zu mir selbst, als Hoster. Und vor ein paar Wochen habe ich die mehrteilige Serie, Getting Things Done mit Todoist als App veröffentlicht. Aber: was waren die Höhepunkte in den anderen Monaten? Klar, auch wenn es, präsenter denn nie, auch heute noch Thema ist, habe ich Ende Januar einen Ausblick auf meine Themen 2021 gegeben - mit Maske und unter Corona-Bedingungen. Da war bereits der Umzug der Domain und des kompletten Blogs ein Schwerpunkt. Aber auch die tatsächlich endlich in 2021 final beendete NVFR, die Nachtflugausbildung. Nicht ganz so erfolgreich war der Vorsatz, für meinen Podcast viele viele interessante neue Gäste zu Interviews zu laden: zwar habe ich im Hintergrund ein paar neue Gäste versucht, aber nicht jeder hatte immer Zeit, und leider auch nicht immer Lust. Aber: gleicher Vorsatz für 2022: mehr Gäste in den Podcast! Also, wenn du Lust hast oder jemanden zu mir vermitteln möchtest, immer gerne. Ich selbst suche auch mal wieder weiter... Dafür konnte ich meinen ehemaligen Kollegen Florian, mit dem noch eine Fortsetzung geplant ist, für das Thema "Piloten zu Zugführern" gewinnen, in einem einmaligen Gespräch, das auch den Unterschied zwischen der Schweiz und dem deutschen Schienensystem an den Tag brachte. Spannend war auch das Jahr und unser Nachwuchs. Eben auch ein Grund, warum nicht jedes Interview geklappt hat, da die Zeit nun noch knapper ist, als sowieso gemeinhin schon. Aber ich will davon keine Sekunde missen! Und ja, ein "Superwahljahr" hatten wir tatsächlich, mit einem Ausgang, den wohl niemand vorhersagen hätte wollen: Laschet killt Söder, der wiederum Laschet soweit niederbügelt, dass die Union nach 16 Jahren Merkel in die Oppossition zieht. Dafür aber der "Nein"-Sager Lindner als Finanzminister mit der FPD neben den Grünen mit Olaf Schmidt das Zepter in die Hand nimmt. Besser spät als nie geht 2021 also so auch in die Geschichtsbücher ein. Und dann war da noch Omicron... Und, noch ein kleiner Service zum Ende 2021: für die nächsten 12 Monate bin ich, wem die Eingabe meiner Domain zu lang ist, per Weiterleitung auch unter https://ibdnhubzs.de/ zu erreichen! Das war gerade mal der Januar und eine aktuelle Zusatzinfo, wird Zeit, die weiteren Wochen und Monate ein wenig mehr zu komprimieren! Im Februar konnte ich endlich den erfolgreichen Abschluss der Nachtflugberechtigung vermelden. In dem zugehörigen Blogpost hatte ich euch ein Video vom Anflug Leipzig mitreingepackt, was meinem Cookie-Banner und mir, trotz "nur" Einbettung SECHS Google-YouTube-Cookies in den Blog gespült hat! WOW! Da Clubhouse zu lange gebraucht hat, um die App für Android klarzumachen, hatte ich euch DIVE empfohlen. Muss allerdings gestehen, die anfängliche Euphorie ist vorbei, ich bin weder bei Clubhouse noch bei Dive noch aktiv anzutreffen... Wie sieht es denn da bei euch so aus? Und ja, ich habe wieder Elektroschrott gekauft: diesmal waren es die 199€-teuren Google Pixel Buds. Das sie das Geld nicht wert waren, hatte ich schon mal thematisiert, dass sie nun auch noch kaputt gingen, war der Gipfel des Ganzen...! Auch unser gemeinsamer Dreier-Podcast, mit Sven (eigener Podcast: Sven Sagt) und Stephan, unserem DJ Gotschi, die drei Super-S hat viele Folgen dieses Jahr produziert und auch die eine oder andere nur mit Sven bzw. Sven und einem Interviewgast. Zu zweit, mit Sven, haben wir noch den Politik-Podcast "Zwischen Bayern und Berlin" gestartet. Und ich habe noch ein Interview ausstehen, dass wohl erst im Jahr 2022 kommen wird. Autos, Grenze, 30 Jahre - seid gespannt! Und, ganz klar: die neuen Drohnen-Regelungen habe ich quer durch das Jahr auch immer mal wieder betrachtet und für euch ausgewertet. Im April gab es ein Interview mit Ute Mündlein, wie man eine WebWeek startet, die c't Sicherheitschecklisten im Detail, Spam-Anrufe und der Beginn für mein Eigenhosting. Da gab es Überlegungen und erste Schritte, ein Fachbuch und vieles mehr. Wer also bestehendes WordPress umziehen oder im Eigenhosting starten will, findet hier viel Lesestoff, der sich über Wochen und Monate aus meiner Erfahrung gespeist hat! Im Juni habe ich mich wieder beliebt gemacht und mal was über die Verzerrung durch Quotenfrauen geschrieben, auch für Frauen, die Karriere machen wollen - viel auch aus meiner Erfahrung in verschiedenen Unternehmen und den Ergebnissen daraus. Und ich bin mit einem echten und brauchbaren Elektroauto, dem Skoda Enjaq um die Häuser und seither am überlegen, ob man in der Mickey-Maus-Hauptstadt Berlin, einzig im Verlass auf die an den Straßen bisher aufgebauten Stromtankstellen, auf einen Vollelektrowagen umsteigen sollte... innere Einstellung: ja, dank Berlin, eindeutig nein. Ach: wer noch keine der neuen 10-Minuten-Bringdienste getestet hat, kein meine Erst- und Einzig-Erfahrung mit Flink nachlesen! Im Juli wieder ein wenig die Themen, die ich am meisten hasse: Personalwesen - und mein skurrilsten Vorstellungsgespräch ever! Dicht gefolgt von Pleiten und Pannen mit dem Handelsblatt, was auch erklärt, warum ich hier nicht mehr auf ein Abo einsteigen werden - und, kleiner aktueller Hint zum Jahresende, warum es mich nervt, dass deren Abobetreuung immer Wochen braucht, um banale oder, wie in meinem Fall, gar keine Antworten mehr zu senden. Gegen Ende des Monats habe ich mich weit aus dem Fenster gelehnt und zum Thema Mobbing geschrieben. Da kamen viele Rückmeldungen von euch, erschreckend, wie präsent das Thema ist. Und wie teilweise dumm und subtil es im täglichen Leben durch schlechte und schwache Führungskräfte umgesetzt wird. Auch hier wieder eine Lektion gegen Quotenfrauen, wer zu lesen versteht. Der August ging gleich mit der Wort-brechenden CDU zum Thema Upload-Filter los. Und für mich war es der Monat, in dem mein WordPress-WordPress-gehosteter-Block auf meinen eigenen Webspace umzog. Problemlos. Schnell. Und mehr oder weniger auch lautlos, keine Fehler, keine Pannen, dafür viel Erfahrungen mit Plug-ins. Dann habe ich, aus Erfahrung, Gesprächen und einer Laune heraus, den überflüssigsten Streaming-Dienst benannt - und es wurden gleich zwei! Und ja, Disney, und die Abonnenten-Zahlen zeigen es, hat diese meine Auszeichnung nicht zu Unrecht bekommen! Aus eigener Erfahrung heraus ein kleiner Tipp zu günstigen Windeln von unserem Lieblingsversender, ich hatte die mal probeweise bestellt und mit der ersten Windel eine gute, wenn auch günstigere Version des weltweiten Marktführers wiedererkannt. Wer seinem Nachwuchs was wirklich Gutes tun will, sollte sich nach Babyschwimmen umsehen - warum, findet ihr im August in meinem (eigen gehosteten) Blog! Und zu Monatsende hin wurde es wieder Geek-ig: der Bluetooth-Rubik-Würfel mit App-Unterstützung ist aus China zu mir eingereist und ich bin total hin und weg! Und, da die Sommerferien vorbei oder kurz davor sind, meine netflix Filmtipps! Zum Monatsabschluss noch ein realer Rant gegen die Automobilindustrie: Selbstfahrend, dass ich nicht lache. Ergänzung aus Dezember 2021: Mercedes hat nun als erster Hersteller in Europa die Level-3-Genehmigung bekommen. Mal sehen, wie es sich in der Praxis bewährt, auf Autobahnen nicht mehr aktiv am Verkehrsgeschehen teilnehmen zu müssen - ich fürchte, ich kenne einen Zulieferer hierfür, und würde daher dieses Feature nicht unbedingt unbeaufsichtigt lassen! Im September musste ich mal über die Lücken bei Aldi&Co in den Regalen sprechen, die sich bis zum Jahresende weiter, wenn auch leise schleichend, weiter ausbreiteten. Euer Feedback hierzu, nett gesagt: Ich würde spinnen, ich hätte ja keine Ahnung und überhaupt, reine Panikmache. Und schon kamen die nächsten c't-Sicherheitschechlisten (mit Download-Link). Da fiel einigen von euch das erste Mal auf, wie gewaltig ich mit den Themen, die ich so für euch habe, hinterherhinke... Ja, schuldig im Sinne der Anklage. Auch habe ich die "Wahrheit" über die Strafsteuer von Drittländern, also allen voran China, aufgedeckt: reine Abzocke, mit fadenscheinigsten Dummargumenten der EU. Und schon vor der Wahl habe ich ein Chaos für den Sonntag der Selbigen prognotiziert - aber, dass Berlin als Mickey-Maus-Hauptstadt der Welt das alles noch toppen würde, hat selbst mich für einen Bruchteil einer Sekunde überrascht. Weil ich immer gefragt werde, auch wegen meines eigenen Podcasts, habe ich ein zwei Teile über Podcast-Apps gemacht: Was sie können, was sie taugen und welche ich empfehle. Im ersten Teil hatte ich den Podcast Guru vergessen, daher ein zweiter Teil. Aufgrund zu vieler (schlechter) Einladungen für Schulungen aller Art und zwielichtiger Weiterbildungen ohne viel Wert habe ich eine dieser Schulungen besucht und mich köstlich amüsiert. Schade nur, wer hier rein ist und einen wirklichen Karriere-Booster oder ein brauchbares Zertifikat erwartet hat... Und ja: ich habe meine ganzen Brita Wasserfilter rausgeworfen, um nach viel Erfahrungen mit Nonames und Konkurrenzprodukten festzustellen, wer aktuell die Nase vorne hat. Wer nicht mitgelesen hat bzw. aktuell ein Wasserfiltersystem sucht, könnte überrascht werden! Ende September der Schock: Die Telekom stellt die DE-Mail ein. Warum das wirklich ein Schock ist, in Dunkeldeutschland der Digitalisierung, unbedingt nachlesen! Im Oktober wollte ich euch eigentlich einen unabhängigen Testbericht der so gehypten nothing-Kopfhörer präsentieren, aber da die Pressestelle drei Anfragen komplett komentarlos übergangen ist, habe ich euch meinen privaten Kauf vorgestellt: Soundcore, eine Marke von Anker, geiler Preis, geile Leistung. ANC-In-Ears für unter 100 Euro gesucht, dann lesen! Ach: und, ich alter Stasi-GEZ-Steuer-Verweigerer habe es mithilfe eines öffentlich-rechtlichen-Dritt-TVs fast ins Kanzleramt geschafft. Fast. Ich glaube, ich war denen aber schon zu professionell aufgestellt und argumentativ zu sehr in der Realität, daher wurde es über diesen Weg nichts, mit der Zweitkarriere! Mehr im Blog! Dann hat mich, nach Sichtung von LinkedIn und XING und wie sie alle heißen, mal das Thema beschäftigt, wo die erste Generation Internet hin ist. Viel Feedback mit Dank und positiver Bestätigung, dass es nicht nur mir so geht bekommen - vielleicht lässt sich da im neuen Jahr noch eine Fortsetzung schreiben. Ich merke, viele von euch kennen 56k-Modems, die AOL-CD und die Hürden der damaligen Zeit - umso unverständlicher, dass aus dieser Zeit 90% der Internet-Erst-Nutzer im Netz nirgendwo auftauchen! Da war es November, und ich habe euch in einem Mehrteiler das Dinge-erledigen-System von David Allen, Getting Things Done vorgestellt - immer mit Blick auf die Umsetzung in einer App. Der Mehrteiler kam richtig gut bei euch an, auch wenn meine immer wiederkehrenden Buchtipps wohl nicht so wirklich bei euch eingeschlagen haben - aber ich nehme das als Kompliment für meine detaillierten Blogs zu dem Thema! Auch Wellen der Begeisterung löste mein Interview mit meinem von der Redaktion umbenannten Interviewgast zu der modernen Erfindung der Telekliniken aus: Es kamen viele Fragen zu den Möglichkeiten der Krankschreibung - wirklich, Leute? - und den Rezepten, aber vor allem viel Lob und Dankbarkeit, für das offene Gespräch und das vermittelte Insider-Wissen. Immer gerne - und nochmals danke, Thomas! Zum Montagsende griff ich den Aufreger, dass Maestro sein Bezahlsystem abschaffen will auf, was mir als geschasster ehemaliger N26-Kunde keine Schweißperlen auf die Stirn treibt. Aber ich habe euch mal die Kosten für die Zahlung mit "EC-Karte", wie wir Deutschen immer noch sagen und der modernen Kreditkarte gegenübergestellt, schon wird klar, wer hier wirklich am meisten jammert - zu Recht! Und schon sind wir im Dezember und mein Rückblick ist ähnlich vorbei, wie das Jahr selbst - auch wenn ich noch ein paar Themen habe, die ich vielleicht vor Silvester noch raushaue, ohne, dass ich sie hier bereits als Spoiler erwähnen möchte. Was auch wieder für Wellen gesorgt hat, war meine, passend zur Jahreszeit, Aufforderung an moderne Führungskräfte, Nicht-Teilnahmen an Weihnachtsfeiern, die jedes Jahr die Mitarbeiter aufs neue erzittern lassen, nicht als etwas überzubewerten, was sie gar nicht widerspiegeln. Mir ist eine ehrliche Absage lieber, als lauter Besoffene um mich rumzuhaben, die das letzte aus dem Saftladen rausquetschen wollen - und sei es eben in hochprozentiger Flüssigwährung. Und somit, Spoiler-frei auf all das, was ich noch habe und von dem ich noch nicht weiß, ob und wie ich es im Dezember noch umgesetzt bekomme, ist mein Jahresrückblick vorbei. Vielen Dank, dass ihr mit mir und auch dank eurer Anregungen durch so eine Themenvielfalt gegangen seid. War schön mit euch - und ich freue mich schon auf 2022 mit euch! Auf diesem Weg eine "stade Zeit", ohne Stress mit der Einladung zur Firmenweihnachtsfeier, Finger weg von Quotenfrauen, viel Erfolg beim Geschenke organisieren, was 2021 wirklich ein Problem ist, einige meiner Bestellungen aus bösen Drittstaaten schaffen es wohl erst zu Ostern... und einfach eine schöne Weihnachtszeit, eine Corona-Auszeit und einen guten Böller-freien Rutsch! Passt auf euch auf und bleibt gesund - ich freue mich auf euch, euere Vorschläge und (kritische) Rückmeldungen zu meinen Themen auch in 2022! Und nicht vergessen: Du hast was zu sagen - werde mein Interviewpartner, hier im ichbindochnichthierumbeliebtzusein.com Blog und Podcast! PROST! Wir lesen und hören uns! PodCast abonnieren: | direkt | iTunes | Spotify | Google | amazon | PROUDLY RECORDED AND PRODUCED WITH Ultraschall5 Folge direkt herunterladen

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You have access to thousands of different themes and templates to launch your website and customise as you go. WordPress looks to be the more professional software, but also the more daunting. However, this is not the case. You can preview your live website with one click, which lets you view what your customers will see. As well as Wix, they do offer drag and drop usability, although it's not as user-friendly. However, this hasn't impacted its ease of use in other aspects.  Despite popular belief, the ability to code in WordPress is not essential. WordPress, however, is incorporating features of HTML5 into the software, although these updates will not affect the ease of use.     Support Wix Wix provides constant customer support. Their help centre includes features including frequently asked questions, articles, how-tos, free video tutorials, over-the-phone support in a variety of languages, and email.  WordPress WordPress offers a variety of resources to help you and your business get the most out of WordPress. These include: Community-based support forums FAQ Troubleshooting  However, the support for WordPress is significantly lower than what Wix provides, which proves why Wix is more superior, particularly for beginners. Plugins and extras What exactly are plugins and extensions? Plugins, or apps, are third-party extras you can use on your websites to add more features. These are particularly important for your customers and are a crucial part of building your website.  Wix With over 250 web apps, Wix allows you to build your website to integrate professional tools to sell your products and services online.  Some of their apps include: Contact forms Image gallery Social media buttons Email marketing  Comments  Much more! WordPress WordPress offers tens of thousands of free plugins from their directory with even more in their premium plans. I will spare you the endless list. But, it’s safe to say that if there is a feature you want to install, WordPress can make that happen.  Overall, Wix is expanding its inventory of apps. Until then, it is hard to go past WordPress’s endless plugin possibilities. SEO Why is SEO important for choosing a website development software? Search engine optimisation is essential for building an online presence for your business, searchability, and visibility. It helps to get clicks and organic traffic to your website. As well as increasing traffic, SEO also improves user experience through its optimisation layout and design.  WordPress How does SEO work on WordPress, and how to enable it?  WordPress has access to tonnes of plugins that help to increase your SEO efforts. There are two main competitors for WordPress’s top SEO plugin, Yoast SEO and All in One SEO (AIOSEO). WordPress has introduced Categories and Tags that organise your content in said categories, like a table of contents. It helps to manage your content by topic. Users can find what they need, and search engines understand the structure of your website.  Wix Over the last couple of years, Wix has begun to catch up to WordPress for their SEO. Some free tools can boost your SEO on Wix, helping to drive organic traffic to your site. They are more of the underdog, as their biggest competition, WordPress, is known for SEO.  Wix SEO Wiz Features include: SEO analytics to improve your Google search ranking Visitor analytics for traffic insights Email marketing templates for your client base And a personalised SEO plan/checklist   Blogging WordPressWordPress has a long-held reputation, as it initially started as a blogging platform. This website builder now allows all the blogging features you would need.  These features include:  the ability to add tags,  categories and RSS,  plugins for comments,  related posts and poles.  In other words, the sky is the limit when it comes to blogging on WordPress. If you want to incorporate blogging into your business, we’d say WordPress is more superior to Wix. Wix As we mentioned about the drag and drop capabilities, Wix can easily add blog sections to your site. These contain all the basics you’d need, with few variations for formatting options.  If you are focussing on blogging for your business, you’re in luck. You can monetize your free Wix blog for your business. Wix allows different ways to generate income from your blog to help your business.  The only downside to Wix blogging is, unfortunately, the comments section. Wix is slower to use and may impact the usability of your customers. However, you can add apps for commenting such as Facebook to make up for this disadvantage.  Ecommerce Using these platforms to build your site is the easiest way to get started, see your ROI increase, and build up your brand.  WordPress So we know that WordPress was originally a blogging service, but can WordPress be used for eCommerce? WordPress is an eCommerce machine!  A big seller for WordPress is its WooCommerce plugin, which is the most used eCommerce platform in the world globally. It makes it super easy to create and maintain an online store as well as digital subscriptions. It offers flexibility and freedom to sell everything your business can create.  Wix Wix has multiple payment methods, including credit cards, Paypal, Square, offline payment, and many more, all commission-free. They also offer their Wix Store dashboard to see the transactions as they occur.   One of the largest standouts for Wix is the ability to use their Tax Calculator, Avalar. It makes calculating your region's tax rates as simple as clicking a button because that's all it takes. These are prepared based on your business's location for up-to-date calculations.  Cost / hosting WordPress Hosting and Cost Investing in WordPress means you will have to source your hosting provider, which does mean costs can add up. There are many fast and secure WordPress hosting in Australia. These agencies will do it for you, letting you relax knowing your website is being taken care of.  What are the best WordPress hosting in Australia?  There are many hosting providers across Australia that help you connect your business to your user base. At Web3, we use WP Engine to host our Client's WordPress Sites. Our plans are hosted in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne for network connectivity throughout Australia.  We ensure that your website hosting is as fast and secure as possible, as we know the importance of providing a reputable brand first hand. Hosting your website close to your customer is essential for the best access. If you have any more website hosting questions, we have the answers.   Other WordPress hosting providers in Australia: GoDaddy Hostinger BlueHost Crazy Domains SiteGround How much does it cost to host on WordPress? The price of hosting providers ranges widely. You can expect to pay between $5-30 a month. It depends on your budget and the needs of your business and its website.  Wix Hosting and Cost Wix provides free in-house hosting that delivers globally. It ensures everything is provided for you, completely stress-free. It's perfect for people who have a smaller budget and want to kick-start their business straight away.  Wix offers free and premium plans, ranging from $13 to 50 per month for all your business and eCommerce needs. Each of these plans provides free hosting, consistent reliability, and security. You will have one less thing to worry about.  However, the free hosting plan may be costing your business in the long run. Websites built by amateur users may not be getting found, be lacking in functionality, and will overall be costing your business. It is something to be cautious of for using Wix in the long-term.   Summary At Web3, we are a WordPress development agency and have a conscious bias to the software we use. Why? Because we know that it works best for us and has been successful for our clients over the eight years of hosting for them. Overall, there are clear pros and cons for both Wix and WordPress. These depend on what your business needs are.  Overall, we recommend Wix for beginners to quickly kick start your business with little add ons. However, for upscaling, WordPress is the website software for you.  By the way, we are offering our Web3 WordPress Website Hosting Services starting at $49 per month to help get one less thing off your shoulders and feel confident your website is safe, fast, and secure 24/7.  Listen In James and Joseph go head to head in the debate of Wix Vs. WordPress. This hilarious episode will unveil the secrets no blog will tell you. Stay tuned to find out what software is better for your business and how to get started earning money in less than 15 minutes. Transcript James Banks:Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Web3 Marketing Debate Show. I'm your co-host, James Banks. Joseph Chesterton:And I'm your co-host, Joseph Chesterton. James Banks:And today I cannot wait for this debate, WordPress versus Wix. Which one's better? For this one, I'll be defending Wix. Joseph Chesterton:And I'll be destroying Wix. James Banks:We'll see about that. Well, without further ado, let's start the debate. So Joseph, why would you say WordPress is better than Wix for small and medium business? Joseph Chesterton:Well, I say it every time, it's very similar to our debate on Squarespace versus WordPress. WordPress, it's the most used content management system in the world. About one-third of websites are powered by WordPress, which means people are familiar with it, and they know the platform.  There is a quarter of the number of people employed by Automattic, the company that makes WordPress than Wix. The beauty of WordPress is it's open-source, meaning that millions of people contribute to make it the better platform to build your website on. With the power of WordPress, it's infinitely scalable, which means that whether you have a one-man business or you have a medium or large enterprise, your website will work very well on WordPress. It caters to most use cases. You can build things like static websites, e-commerce websites, forums, and the list goes on. With Wix, however, it's very, "This is what you can do. You can customise it a fair bit, but you can't go outside the bounds of what we say you can and can't do."  I think a big thing is if you're a small or medium business and you have an online store, which I would say most people now do because of COVID, you shouldn't have to pay extra just to sell on your website. It should be included as part of the free offering that you can get with WordPress.  I know you're going to come back and say it is included, but the thing is not everyone wants to sell products on their website, which is why plugins were created, so that they can install any sort of functionality, and get the website that they exactly need without having to have a bloated mess that Wix provides out the box. With WordPress, let's say you use WooCommerce, which is the number one e-commerce platform on WordPress and built by the people that make WordPress, it's free.  You don't have to pay any extra.  Yeah, sure, you have to host, but if you were to host a WordPress website and host a Wix website, I'm sure the cost would be relatively the same. Then if you want to host a Wix eCommerce website, then you have to pay extra.  On top of that, when you do become a larger business, you don't have to pay extra just because you've hit the storage capacity or... I have to be really careful because I know you're going to... You'll bite me back. What's the right way to say this? You don't reach the limitations of Wix. You can scale infinitely with WordPress.  Although Wix has improved a lot, it was notorious for being atrocious when it comes to code, and because I'm a developer, I know what makes a good website. When you have a website that's thrown together with a bajillion scripts that are loaded whether you use them or not, then that's where Wix greatly falls down.  Whereas with WordPress, a Web3 website built on WordPress, you have something built dedicated to your website, to your business's needs, without any bloat and it can be the best website for your business and return the greatest ROI than what you could with a hack job Wix website. I've pretty much summarised it, but if you want to throw in anything else… James Banks:Oh, I'd love to throw my hat in the ring, Joseph. You mentioned the phrase "bloated mess" in your spiel there. Isn't every single WordPress website ever created a bloated mess in comparison to- Joseph Chesterton:That's why I said that's why you should have a Web3 WordPress website because we don't make bloated websites. James Banks:Well, we'll discuss that in the conclusion. Where do I start? Open-source. Yay. Open source, that’s great. Well actually, not really. Not if you don't know what you're doing, if you're not technical, not a developer. Not if you run a web agency or are a small business and you just want a site that works. Open source means that you have a big massive red target painted on your back for hackers to come along, compromise your site and generally make your life misery and hell.  On top of it, go on the comments of bloated and messy code, my God, the number of sites, well, WordPress sites on the internet that look more confused than a bowl of alphabet soup and spaghetti with cheese running through it, is pretty much almost every example.  There's so many of them that are terrible. It's the reason why WordPress can have a negative rap, is that there's a lot of bad examples out there of sites that have been poorly coded, poorly secured, get compromised, get destroyed, get hacked, get sensitive data stolen, get password credit cards leaked, and the list goes on and on and on. When you have a closed source platform such as Wix, where hosting and maintenance and security, platform integrity, coding and updates are taken care of for you. It allows you to just kick back, relax and get on with running your business, not running around in circles, trying to fix your website or throw in a thousand plugins to fix a problem.  You can do this only to realise you're making the problem worse, having one of your plugins conflicting with the other, destroying your entire website. You never have to deal with that with a closed source platform such as Wix. But I guess with that said, if we look at it from an SEO point of view, and SEO is a core component of what both of these platforms sell themselves as, why would you say is WordPress better than Wix at SEO? Joseph Chesterton:I know you tried to stab at the fact that open source is open source, but because it is open-source, there are literally thousands of people improving the code.  WordPress out of the box is good with SEO. It follows a number of best practices. Yes, there are specific things that can be enhanced with a WordPress plugin, such as the most popular one, Yoast SEO. But the beauty of it is that because WordPress is so flexible, you're able to use whichever plugins you need.  They are most likely built by thousands of other people that have continuously improved it until it can't be improved anymore. Yoast SEO has 260 people that are actively working on that single plugin, and there are more than five million installs of that plugin. It's no small beast, it's a large operation that allows you to stay at the forefront of SEO and make sure it changes... You’re rolling your eyes at me. A lot of the thinking is done for you.  James Banks:No, it's not. You have to figure out which SEO plugin to put in, and then you have to figure out how to optimise the damn thing. Then on top of that, you've got to actually know if the right theme you've just selected is actually compliant from a search point of view and doesn't have show-stopping issues and bugs that could affect your site and the search performance. You don't have to deal with that with Wix. It's all out of the box.  You just need to set your meta titles, descriptions and keyword to optimise your site, and off you go. You're off to the races, although it's a lot more complicated than that, you don't have to deal with any of the runarounds.   It's all there, and you can know that through having a centralised source managed by a centralised source of developers, that all the themes and templates and inside Wix have been created with SEO compliance in mind. You don't have to worry about trying to make a non-compliant website compliant, because it's already compliant, to begin with. Joseph Chesterton:What happens if you want to make a specific change, like putting schema into your website and Wix doesn't support it? They probably do support schema, but let's say there's a specific meta tag that you want to put in that's specific to your use case. What do you do? James Banks:Well, I think if that is how you're approaching your site, then it sounds like you're pretty serious about, or you probably would have a dedicated search marketing agency helping you or a dedicated SEO person on your team doing this for you.  If you're a business that had that sort of capacity, you probably wouldn't be like a small micro-ish business. You'd probably be a little bit larger in scale and you probably would need a more serious and robust platform perhaps. Not to say that Wix isn't a serious and robust platform, but different strokes for different folks, right?  Joseph Chesterton:Yeah, there's a lot to SEO and I don't know whether you could say one is better than the other, because there is a whole lot of things that are external to just the platform, but something that is part of the platform is e-commerce and being able to sell online, so why is Wix the better e-commerce platform? James Banks:Well, it's a combination of all of the above. If you're going to be selling online, you going to want to make sure your site's damn secure and all of your customer records, details, are all secure, and you get that, because the platform's closed, it's taken care of. WordPress, again, if you do not know what you're doing, you're not properly maintaining and taking care of your site, and you're selling online, then you have then an even bigger target on your back, as hackers will want to go after you because of the chance of potentially being able to pick up sensitive information that they could use to exploit for monetary purposes.  It's the safer and secure alternative, and if you're going to be building a business on e-commerce, then you want to make sure that your site is as safe and secure as possible because your website is your business. Why would you say WordPress is better than Wix at e-commerce, Joe? Joseph Chesterton:I think a big one is scalability. When you are building a business, you're wanting to scale the business. Being able to choose a platform that allows you to scale a lot bigger than just selling a couple of widgets online.  I was trying to see if there are any big businesses on Wix that are e-commerce, and all I could see was the Hyatt company, but then when I clicked on it and inspected it, I think they've moved platforms.  Whereas with WooCommerce, there's lots of big companies, people like the All Blacks, Singer sewing machines, Weber barbecues and many, many more. There are tens of thousands of small businesses that rely on WooCommerce and WordPress. If you want to see the showcase, then all you need to do is Google WooCommerce Showcase and you'll be able to see there are hundreds of sites listed there that all use WordPress and WooCommerce to sell online. The biggest thing is scalability, and they both can handle e-commerce just fine. I think when it comes to customising it, you are confined to what Wix can do, whereas with WordPress, because it's open source, again, you can do whatever your mind can create. James Banks:Well, at the end of the day, I think it really depends on where you are at with your business journey. If you're just getting started or you're a micro-business or you've just started but you've got no online presence, then I think Wix is a fine solution. It's easy and simple.  You don't need to bring in a developer. You don't need to bring a web agency in for you to be able to, if you're willing to spend the time, that is, put together a simple website that simply displays your website, or enables your business to have an online presence. However, if you're looking to really scale up and go to the next step, professionalise your online presence, increase market share reach, run sophisticated campaigns, you need advanced feature sets. Even things that, as you mentioned with things and companies that you would consider them to be enterprise level companies, are relying on WordPress and WordPress e-commerce to deliver them.  If you're looking for that level of scale, then typically your best use of time as a business person or a marketer wouldn't be trying to cobble together your own website. It makes way more sense from a cost efficiency and results point of view to outsource it to a professional web agency that knows what they're doing and has the case studies and track record to back it up. In that case, and this is why, again, we specialise in the WordPress platform, it's a Swiss Army knife. We can do almost anything with it. All the issues that are commonly plagued with WordPress, such as security vulnerabilities, maintenance issues, breaches, hacks and performance.  All of that stuff can be fixed and removed. In fact, it doesn't even become a problem as long as the company that is building your site on WordPress knows what they're doing and has a track record of producing high performance, secure websites, which is exactly what we do here at Web3. You can check out our site, web3.com.au/casestudies to see where we have deployed WordPress sites for all types of businesses, small, large multinational, governments and beyond. At the end of the day, it boils down to where you're at with your business journey. If you are interested in upgrading your website and you are wanting to take it to the next level, then feel free to reach out to us, web3.com.au to find out more, but other than that, really not much else I have to say on this one. Anything else you want to add, Joe? Joseph Chesterton:Just that it's case dash studies if you want to get to our case studies page. James Banks:Yes. Case dash studies, that's right, thank you. Joseph Chesterton:Put in a redirect so that whether you go to one or the other, it'll still take you down. James Banks:There you go, some homework. Alright everyone, that's a wrap on another episode of the Web3 Marketing Debate Show.  Hope you enjoyed that one and we'll be back at you real soon for another one on SEO versus social media marketing. We'll talk to you again real soon. 

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Nella settima puntata del podcast Diventando Freelance proviamo a vedere insieme come può essere realizzato un Sito Web a livello tecnico e i costi di base per averne uno.Piattaforme per costruire siti "fai-da-te":- Wordpress.com → https://wordpress.com/- Wix → https://it.wix.com/- Squarespace → https://it.squarespace.com/CMS:- Wordpress.org → https://wordpress.org/- Joomla → https://www.joomla.it/Società di Web Hosting:- Serverplan → https://www.serverplan.com/- TopHost → https://www.tophost.it/- SiteGround → https://it.siteground.com/- Aruba → https://www.aruba.it/home.aspx- Go Daddy → https://it.godaddy.com/- Bluehost → https://www.bluehost.com/Sito per acquistare temi Wordpress premium:- Themeforest → https://themeforest.net/Builder di temi Wordpress:- Elementor → https://elementor.com/Framework gratuito:- Gantry → http://gantry.org/Framework che ho utilizzato per il mio sito:- Genesis Framework di StudioPress → https://www.studiopress.com/Tema figlio che ho utilizzato per il mio sito:- Mai Achieve Theme di BizzBudding → https://bizbudding.com/products/mai-achieve-themeSoluzione per Privacy e Cookie Policy e Cookie Solution che ho scelto per il mio sito:- Iubenda → https://www.iubenda.com/it/Libro che consiglio per iniziare a studiare WordPress → "WordPress. La guida completa: Creare Blog e siti professionali" di Bonaventura Di BelloIl mio sito → https://francescagimelli.it/freelanceIl sito del Podcast → https://diventandofreelance.itYouTube (canale principale) → https://www.youtube.com/@fragimelliNewsletter "Grafica Semplice" → https://graficasemplice.substack.com/welcomeInstagram → https://instagram.com/fragimelli/

It’s about time you launched your freelance career Hello and welcome to my podcast, In this episode, I will discuss why it is time for you to launch your freelance career. This also applies to those currently employed. I was lucky enough to have launched mine before the company I worked for shutdown. It was a scary 3 months, especially for those who had no other side hustle. I could spend time talking about how Covid-19 is the main cause for this but no one was prepared for this.  I know of friends who went into panic mode, mostly because they worked for many years and never thought of starting their own business. Some of them did not know what to do with their severance package. If you are listening to this, please do yourself a favor and start your own business. The feeling of being your own boss is priceless. Scary but fulfilling. Where to start You will have to first get a website, then create social media accounts and embark on an email marketing campaign. In case you do not know how to design a website, I will give you a few tips.  1. Logo - You will need a professional logo, please do not use those online logo generators. If you can’t afford to hire a local designer, you can use Upwork or Fiverr. Make sure the designer sends you a JPG, PNG, PDF,EPS and SVG formats…..do not settle for JPG. I have redesigned logos for clients because who ever designed their logo never sent them the raw files. Please note, you will need corporate colors.  2. Branded - Website If you are a web and graphics designer, you are one of the lucky ones. If you don’t want to learn to code but need a website as soon as possible I got you covered. Wordpress vs Wix I will start with the easy one, Wix. For those who don’t know, Wix is a drag and drop website builder that requires no coding skills. It is super easy to setup, mostly, because you can host your website on their servers. It has more than 500 templates to choose from. Be warned, one of my clients has had a huge issue with transferring their site to another hosting. I hope they get to fix that, if you can afford their services, then you don’t have to worry about it. Wordpress WordPress is FREE and the most popular website builder that require a certain level of technical know-how, especially with HTML, CSS and PHP. If you are a beginner, don’t worry, it includes some features that can allows you to setup your site with no knowledge of coding. There are thousands of WordPress themes and elements to assist you in creating your dream website. Incase you get stuck, you will find hundreds of YouTube videos that can show you how to customize or fix errors. Also, most WordPress Theme developers attach Installation guides to the downloads. I prefer buying themes from ThemeForest. You can preview the themes, check reviews and how the developers respond to questions. To have a fully functional website you will need a professional logo, a short bio, portfolio (with or without descriptions) and a few articles. You can do this in 1 week or less.  3. Social Media Accounts - You will need to identify the best platform for your business. In case you don’t know which one to pick, I would recommend Facebook and Instagram. For you to look professional, you will need a cover photo for your Facebook page, upload your logo and fill the About and Services section. Do not fill your timeline with offers! Due to character limitations, I am not able to paste the other texts.

Is the blogging niche too saturated, how to find a good host for your website, and the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. ----- Welcome to episode 268 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, we’re resharing an episode in which we offer advice to new food bloggers. Blogging Misconceptions, How to Choose a Host, and Why WordPress We’re going back to basics today and resharing an episode from 2019 about starting a blog. If you have an idea for a blog, business, series, post, or product, we hope this episode will help give you a bit of a push to actually start. First, you’ll hear from Bjork. He covers three of the most common blogging misconceptions we hear from new bloggers and how you can switch your thought processes around them. Next up: Andrew, our Site Speed Expert here at Food Blogger Pro. In his section, he’s talking all about hosting. For instance, did you know he recommends changing hosts every few years?! Last, our old WP Tasty Lead, Raquel. She’s talking all about WordPress and why it’s the CMS we recommend for food bloggers. We think you’ll have a lot of great takeaways from this episode, regardless of whether your blog is brand new or if you’ve been blogging for years. Enjoy! In this episode, you’ll learn: Why you don’t need to have a ton of content to launch Why you have to love the idea AND the work Why there’s still a place for your blog What hosting is How to find a good host When you should switch your hosting Why we use and recommend WordPress WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org What it means when a plugin is premium Resources: 1000 True Fans 213: Trends – The Latest in Site Speed, How to Find Timely Content, and Social Media Trends WP Engine Siteground BigScoots Cloudways NerdPress WP Tasty WordPress plugin directory Raquel’s personal site If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

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Guest’s Background: Troy Dean is an online marketing speaker, coach, consultant and podcaster. He specialises in helping businesses and entrepreneurs use the Internet to attract new customers and build their communities. He also managed the online strategy for Jessica Watson, the 16-year-old Australian girl who sailed around the world and helped FebFast raise over $1 million in 2011 and 2012 for the drug and alcohol sector. He’s also a professional voice-over artist and has voiced campaigns for hundreds of brands including Ford, Telstra, ANZ, Hungry Jacks, Mitsubishi, AFL and Cricket Australia. Plus, he sang the Cadbury jingle – “Wouldn’t it be nice if the world was Cadbury?” His clients include: QuickBooks Law Institute of Victoria Westpac Melbourne Business Network Australian Anthill Edge of the Web Business Blueprint Uniting Care Wesley Website: troydean.com.au SNAPSHOT XXX is a [describe company here]. XXX has operated a website for some years. With advancing technology and the rise of social media, XXX needs to redesign their website to align with the goals of the business and the target audience. XXX needs a website that functions as a powerful marketing and communications tool to attract new clients, position itself as a thought leader in the industry and provide credibility to potential joint venture partners. XXX has approached [insert your name here] to design and develop a new website. BUSINESS NEEDS Specifically, the new website needs to fulfil the following business needs:  [insert business need here]  [insert business need here]  [insert business need here]  [insert business need here] Also required is a content management system that will allow XXX to easily manage content on the site and reduce administration costs. TARGET AUDIENCE NEEDS The target audience for the XXX website is defined as [describe target audience here]. The new website needs to assist the target audience to do the following:  [insert target audience need here]  [insert target audience need here]  [insert target audience need here]  [insert target audience need here] Ultimately, the XXX website should be a useful resource for existing clients, potential new clients and potential new partners. SOLUTION We recommend the development of a completely new website, built from the ground up, with a custom design to convey the value that XXX adds to its members. The new website will be designed to: [insert benefit here that helps achieve needs from above] [insert benefit here that helps achieve needs from above] [insert benefit here that helps achieve needs from above] [insert benefit here that helps achieve needs from above] [insert benefit here that helps achieve needs from above] [insert benefit here that helps achieve needs from above]   Additionally, the following “behind the scenes” features will be built-in to the website: regular pings to Google, Yahoo and Bing Google analytics performance reporting High-speed page loading anti-spam features on contact forms video tutorials and a user manual for the content management system Web hosting services are provided on a monthly or annual basis by our preferred hosting partner or by XXX’s existing hosting company. FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS Successful websites of those websites that continue to attract the right type of visitors and lead them down a path towards becoming a customer. This requires consistent content publishing and monitoring of the website to make sure it is achieving its objectives. Once the website has been launched we can assist you with your content strategy and make incremental improvements to the website to make sure that it continues to deliver a positive return on your investment. We would be happy to speak with you about this in more detail and answer any questions you may have. In the meantime, you can see more about our service here [insert link to website care plans]. PROJECT TIMELINE We offer the following timeline for the redesign of the XXX website: Discovery – 4 Weeks Development of a sitemap and interactive prototype so that all functionality can be tested and approved in the browser. Design – 3 Weeks The design of website user experience and user interface to allow the target audience to easily navigate and use the website to achieve their needs. Development – 4 Weeks Development of working website on the WordPress content management system. Testing – 1 Week Final testing and debugging on a development server before launching. INVESTMENT Project Essentials – $7,200 The following elements are considered essential to the project: Development of information architecture into the sitemap Development of interactive prototype to finalise functionality and any third-party integrations Design user experience and user interface Develop working HTML/CSS website to best practice web standards Develop responsive breakpoints for tablet and mobile experience Integrate website into WordPress content management system Integrate Search Engine Optimisation best practices to increase visibility in popular search engines such as Google and Bing Test and debug beta version of the website before launch Launch live website Integrate a daily and weekly backup schedule to protect the website Integrate Google analytics software Training and comprehensive video tutorials included   Project Options – $3,000 The following options are recommended to enhance the performance of the website and help XXX achieve the strategic objectives outlined in this proposal: Develop a highly targeted lead capture strategy to convert website visitors into leads Develop a well-structured blogging platform to allow XXX to post thought-leading articles in order to attract the targeted visitors to the website Develop a commenting module to allow website visitors to leave comments on the blog articles as a way of encouraging engagement and conversation Integrate social media sharing facilities to allow web visitors to share articles with their friends and colleagues on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.   Project Total – $10,200 The above pricing is effective for 30 days. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is information architecture? Information architecture is the relationship of how all the different pages of a website are related to each other. This is communicated visually through a sitemap. Here is an example of a sitemap: http://sitemaps.thewpdevshop.com/proctormajor/ What is an interactive prototype? An interactive prototype is a black and white version of your website that is designed to prove the functionality and features as they will work in the browser. No design elements are applied at this stage as the prototype is just built to allow all parties to make final decisions on the functionality. Here is an example of a prototype: http://prototypes.thewpdevshop.com/proctormajor/ Why do you use WordPress? WordPress is open source content management software and currently powers around 25% of all websites on the Internet. The project is contributed to by tens of thousands of developers all over the world and is growing from strength to strength. WordPress allows us to develop flexible and customisable websites to modern standards and observes web development best practices. Furthermore, the community of web developers that use WordPress reaches far and wide and allows us to tap into this collective intelligence and bring that wealth of experience to your project. Where is the website hosted? Your website needs to be hosted by a hosting company that specialises in WordPress hosting. There are many companies that do this. WP Engine, Siteground, Pagely and Pantheon are just a few who specialise in this area. We are more than happy to make a personal recommendation should you require one. Who do I call if something goes wrong with the website or I can’t figure something out? Provided you subscribe to one of our ongoing website care plans, we will be your first point of call should something go wrong with your website. We will determine whether it is something the hosting company needs to fix something that is covered by your website care plan. We will provide training and video tutorials to assist you in using your website once it is launched. What happens after the website is launched? Once your website is launched, we will provide 30 days of support to make sure any bugs have been ironed out and that you are confident using your new website. After this, you will need to subscribe to one of our ongoing website care plans to make sure your website is looked after and maintained. These website care plans include updating your software, regular backups, security checks and making sure your website is online and open for business 24/7/365. More information on our website care plans are available upon request. How long will it take to appear at the top of Google? The time it takes for your website to appear on page 1 of Google depends on a number of factors. It depends on the search phrase people are using to find your website and the number of other websites that are also available for those search phrases. Nobody can truly say how long it will take for your website to appear at the top of search engine results pages (including people who actually work for Google), however, there are a number of factors that can improve your chances. Building your website on WordPress is a good start as WordPress has some great Search Engine Optimisation fundamentals built-in. Creating unique and interesting content on a regular basis for your website is also critical to increase your visibility amongst search engines. Launching your website and then forgetting about it is a surefire way to get lost amongst the noise. We are happy to talk to more about your search engine strategy if we haven’t already. How will I know if anyone is visiting my website? We will install Google analytics software on your new website and show you how to log into your Google Analytics account where you can see a wide range of statistics about your website including a number of visits, page views than the amount of time people are spending on your website. Once you subscribe to one of our website care plans you will also receive more detailed analysis about your website performance and recommendations on how to improve. What happens if I want to add some features to the website while you’re building it? Whilst we like to be flexible and responsive to your needs, we also like to deliver what we promise within the time frames and budgets we have allowed. If you ask us to add new features to your website while we are building it, will most likely ask why? If we all agree that your new request will help us achieve our objectives then we will be more than happy to oblige. If your new feature is something you would like to add to your website but is not directly tied to your original objectives then we will suggest to schedule it for a second iteration of the website once it has been launched. This will require a new proposal. NEXT STEPS To proceed with this project, XXX is required to take the following steps: Accept the proposal as is by clicking on the “Accept” or “Approve” button, or discuss desired changes. Please note that changes to the scope of the project can be made at any time, but additional charges may apply.  Submit an initial payment of 50% of the total project fee. Once these steps have been completed we will begin the project with an introduction of all relevant people and begin the discovery process. MUTUAL AGREEMENT This is a variation of the original Contract Killer template by Andy Clarke which can be found here: http://stuffandnonsense.co.uk/projects/contract-killer/ Between us, XXX and you XXX. Summary We will always do our best to fulfil your needs and meet your goals, but sometimes it’s best to have a few things written down so that we both know what’s what, who should do what and what happens if stuff goes wrong. In this contract, you won’t find complicated legal terms or long passages of unreadable text. We have no desire to trick you into signing something that you might later regret. We do want what’s best for the safety of both parties, now and in the future. In short You (XXX) are hiring us (XXX Pty Ltd) located at XXX to design and develop a website for the estimated total price as outlined in our proposal. Of course, it’s a little more complicated, but we’ll get to that. What Do Both Parties Agree To Do? As our customer, you have the power and ability to enter into this contract on behalf of your company or organisation. You agree to provide us with everything that we’ll need to complete the project – including text, images and other information – as and when we need it and in the format, we ask for. You agree to review our work, provide feedback and approval in a timely manner too. Deadlines work two ways and you’ll also be bound by any dates that we set together. You also agree to stick to the payment schedule set out at the end of this contract.organisation. You agree to provide us with everything that we’ll need to complete the project – including text, images and other information – as and when we need it and in the format, we ask for. You agree to review our work, provide feedback and approval in a timely manner too. Deadlines work two ways and you’ll also be bound by any dates that we set together. You also agree to stick to the payment schedule set out at the end of this contract. We have the experience and ability to perform the services you need from us and we will carry them out in a professional and timely manner. Along the way, we will endeavour to meet all the deadlines set but we can’t be responsible for a missed launch date or a deadline if you have been late in supplying materials or have not approved or signed off our work on-time at any stage. On top of this, we’ll also maintain the confidentiality of any information that you give us. Getting Down to the Nitty-Gritty Design If we are designing your application we’ll create designs for the look-and-feel, layout and functionality of your website. This contract includes one main design plus the opportunity for you to make up to two rounds of revisions. If you’re not happy with the designs at this stage, you will pay us in full for all of the work that we have produced until that point and you may either cancel this contract or continue to commission us to make further design revisions at our standard design rates. HTML and CSS Layout Templates If the project includes HTML markup and CSS templates, we’ll develop these using valid HTML and CSS code. The landscape of web browsers and devices changes regularly and our approach is to look forward, not back. With that in mind, we will test all our markup and CSS in current versions of all major desktop browsers to ensure that we make the most of them. Users of older or less capable browsers or devices will experience a design that is appropriate to the capabilities of their software. We do not cater to people using Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and cannot predict the behaviour of that browser. We will also test that these templates perform well on Apple’s iPad. We will not test old or abandoned browsers, for example, Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or 5.5 for Windows or Mac, previous versions of Apple’s Safari, Mozilla Firefox or Opera unless otherwise specified. If you need us to consider these older browsers, we will charge you at our standard old browser rate for any necessary additional design work, development and testing. Text Content We may have written a hundred blog posts but we’re not responsible for writing or inputting any text copy unless we specified it in the original estimate. We’ll be happy to help though, and in addition to the estimate, we will charge you at our standard copywriting or content input rate. Photographs You will supply us photographs in digital format. If you choose to buy stock photographs we can suggest vendors of stock photography. Any time we spend searching for appropriate photographs will be charged at our standard discovery rate. Changes and Revisions We know from plenty of experience that fixed-price contracts are rarely beneficial to you, as they often limit you to your first idea about how something should look, or how it might work. We don’t want to limit either your options or your opportunities to change your mind. The estimate/quotation prices at the beginning of this document are based on the amount of work we estimate we’ll need to accomplish everything that you have told us you want to achieve. If you do want to change your mind, add extra pages or templates or even add new functionality, that won’t be a problem. However, you will be charged accordingly and these additional costs will need to be agreed to before the extra work commences. This additional work will affect deadlines and they will be moved accordingly. We’ll be upfront about all of this if and when it happens to make sure we’re all on the same page before proceeding. We may also ask you to put requests in writing so we can keep track of changes. If the nature or functions of the project change significantly throughout the process, we reserve the right to deem the current project cancelled. At this, point you will pay us in full for all the work we have done and may commission us to complete the new project based on the new requirements. This will require a new quote and contract. Technical Support You may already have professional website hosting, you might even manage that hosting in-house; if that’s the case, great. If you don’t manage your own website hosting, or your current hosting environment does not support the solution we are providing, we can set up an account for you at one of our preferred, third-party hosting providers. We will charge you a one-off fee for installing your site on this server, plus any statistics software such as Google Analytics, then the updates to, and management of that server, plus any support issues will be up to you. We are not a website hosting company and so do not offer or include technical support for website hosting, email or other services relating to website hosting. Legal stuff We can’t guarantee that the functions contained in any web page templates or in a completed website will always be error-free and so we can’t be liable to you or any third party for damages, including lost profits, lost savings or other incidental, consequential or special damages arising out of the operation of or inability to operate this website and any other web pages, even if you have advised us of the possibilities of such damages. If any provision of this agreement shall be unlawful, void, or for any reason is unenforceable, then that provision shall be deemed severable from this agreement and shall not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining provisions. Phew! Copyrights You guarantee to us that any elements of text, graphics, photos, designs, trademarks, or other artwork that you provide us for inclusion in the website are either owned by your good selves or that you have permission to use them. When we receive your final payment, copyright is automatically assigned as follows: You own the graphics and other visual elements that we create for you for this project. We’ll give you a copy of all files and you should store them really safely as we are not required to keep them or provide any native source files we used to make them. You also own text content, photographs and other data you provided unless someone else owns them. We own the markup, CSS and other code and we license it to you for use on only this project. We love to show off our work and share what we have learned with other people, so we reserve the right to display and link to your completed project as part of our portfolio and to write about the project on websites, in magazine articles and in books about web design. Payments We are sure you understand how important it is as a small business that you pay the invoices that we send you promptly. As we’re also sure you’ll want to stay friends, you agree to stick tight to the following payment schedule. 50% deposit upfront 30% instalment once functionality and design has been agreed upon 20% balance once the application has been tested and everyone agrees it is ready to go live. NB: If you are unable to supply all of the right content at this stage, it does not mean we have not done our job. Once the site has been tested and is ready to go live, either with your content or placeholder images and dummy text, we will issue the final invoice. Once the final invoice is paid we will hand over the keys and show you how to put your own content in once it’s ready. If the final invoice is not paid within the credit terms we have given you, we are under no obligation to keep the site on our testing server or continue with the project in any way. But where’s all the horrible small print? Just like a parking ticket, you can’t transfer this contract to anyone else without our permission. This contract stays in place and need not be renewed. If for some reason one part of this contract becomes invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts of it remain in place. Although the language is simple, the intentions are serious and this contract is a legal document under exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of [insert your location here]. Authorising this project requires a signature below or approval of this proposal by clicking the “Accepted” or “Approved” button on the proposal website. Signed for XXX                                                                   Signed for XXX. Support the show.

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Why there's still a place for your blog, how to choose a good WordPress host, and why we recommend WordPress for food bloggers. ----- Welcome to episode 219 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, we’re focusing on things you might believe when you first start your blog, how to choose a solid host, and why we recommend WordPress for food bloggers. Start  We’re going back to basics today and focusing on starting. If you have an idea for a blog, business, series, post, or product, we hope this episode will help give you a bit of a push to actually start. First, we’ll hear from Bjork. He covers three of the most common blogging misconceptions we hear from new bloggers and how you can switch your thought processes around them. Next up: Andrew, our Site Speed Expert here at Food Blogger Pro. In his section, he’s talking all about hosting. For instance, did you know he recommends changing hosts every few years?! Last, WP Tasty Lead, Raquel. She’s talking all about WordPress and why it’s the CMS we recommend for food bloggers. We think you’ll have a lot of great takeaways from this episode, regardless of whether your blog is brand new or if you’ve been blogging for years. Enjoy! In this episode, you’ll learn: Why you don’t need to have a ton of content to launch Why you have to love the idea AND the work Why there’s still a place for your blog What hosting is How to find a good host When you should switch your hosting Why we use and recommend WordPress WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org What it means when a plugin is premium Resources: 1000 True Fans 213: Trends – The Latest in Site Speed, How to Find Timely Content, and Social Media Trends Ask Bjork a question for our AMA podcast episode! WP Engine Siteground BigScoots Cloudways NerdPress WP Tasty WordPress plugin directory Raquel’s personal site If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

In this episode, Jason and Bridget take a small break in their format to chat about developments this week in the WordPress ecosystem. How will these changes affect how plug-in businesses and freelancers market if at all? Tune in.Thank you to our sponsors!The WPwatercooler network is sponsored by ServerPress makers of DesktopServer. Be sure to check them out at https://www.serverpress.com as well as Kinsta.If you’re interested in sponsoring the 40-minute mark of this show, check out the details on our sponsor page. We offer episode by episode spoken ads, rather than large contracts. A show by you for you.Jeff Chandler Leaves WPTavernBridget thinks his editorial voice will be sorely missed.Journalism tries to get both sides whereas editorial content should have opinion.Jason was more intrigued by the use of service accounts for connected services on multi user websites.Both Bridget and Jason wonder who will now provide timely, non-biased WordPress news. “Hot takes on WPwatercooler.com” is still valid news. And, honestly, most of us who comment on WordPress are also Inside Baseball. So, we’re commenting with our own source material.Thanks, Jeff for being awesome for ten years!Bridget’s Trip to MontréalBridget loved WordCamp Montréal. It was extra special because she got to see Breann McDede’s first presentation.Also, it was really neat to see how the WordPress community in Montréal embraces bilingualism. As Michel Bluma says, “#BonjourHi.”I decided to sit in Q&A part of a presentation in French. It's funny to hear words I know: "A-C-F," "Gutenberg," "Custom Post Types." Can't get much more Montreal than that. #BonjourHiPHP 7.5 — P++ Ending Backwards CompatibilityFrom PHP Storm.“P++ – The controversy and accusations in PHP Internals over the removal of short tags

This week on WPwatercooler we have Dan Walmsley Code Wrangler at Automattic on talking about Composer and how they are using it in Jetpack development.Join us on this episode of WPwatercooler by visiting our Participant guidelines page.WPwatercooler network is sponsored by ServerPress makers of DesktopServer. Be sure to check them out at https://www.serverpress.comParticipantsJason TuckerSteve ZehngutManny CostaDaniel WalmsleySé ReedJason CosperUnrelated Preshow links (join us on the show to get involved in our preshow):Bakersfield resident the creator behind viral 'Storm Area 51' Facebook eventBehind the Curve (2018)Links from the show:ComposerWordPress Packagist: Manage your plugins and themes with ComposerPSR-4: Autoloader - PHP-FIGPanel: The Future of WordPress – WordPress.tvPSR-4: Autoloader - PHP-FIGAlain SchlesserExpose installed WordPress plugins and themes as Composer packages.A PHP parser written in PHPjetpack/packages/analyzer at masterjetpack/packages/autoloader at master See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En este episodio del podcast de Mercadeo Digital de Sagrado Global nos acompaña la Profesora Mariel Nigaglioni, quien estará ofreciendo sugerencias para la creación de tu página web. En particular, Mariel nos comentará sobre 3 plataformas gratuitas para el desarrollo de un website. INTRO: Una de las primeras cosas que hacen las personas cuando quieren algo o están por comprar un producto o servicio es buscar información sobre el mismo en la web. Por esta razón es importante que todo negocio tenga su propio website y que cumpla con una función informativa para su potencial cliente. Los websites pueden también ser de índole funcional, para que el usuario tome una acción en particular, como por ejemplo; llenar un formulario, consumir un video o dejar su email. Teniendo en cuenta usos tanto informativos como funcionales, pasamos a mencionar 3 plataformas que pueden serte útiles: Herramienta #1: Wordpress Wordpress te permite crear un website fácilmente sin tener que saber de diseño o programación. Es de las más utilizadas en el mundo ya que fue acogida inicialmente por escritores o blogueros. Lo atractivo de estas plataformas es que te proveen diferentes templates que sirven como maqueta para tu website, con un diseño editable con la información del negocio, añadiendo fotos y modificando de acuerdo a su necesidad. www.wordpress.com Herramienta #2: Strikingly Strikingly tiene la ventaja que si compras un dominio con ellos te lo entregan con el https protocol, que básicamente es la version segura del http y permite una conexión segura. HTTPS son las siglas para Hyper Text Transfer Secure Protocol, y es el que usan los websites de empresas que manejan muchos datos confidenciales o transacciones. www.strikingly.com Herramienta #3: Wix Wix es super user-friendly para elaborar tu website. Similar a las anteriores te ofrece templates para tu poder seleccionar el que mejor te convenga. Puedes buscar los templates por categorías, bien sea para uso personal, corporativo, y hasta e-commerce. Los diseños son creados de forma responsiva, lo que permite que tu website se vea muy bien desde cualquier dispositivo, sea un celular, tableta o laptop. www.wix.com Si deseas más información sobre el curso que Mariel estará ofreciendo en Sagrado Global, puedes accederlo en el siguiente enlace: https://global.sagrado.edu/products/publicidad-digital-junio-2020 Si deseas más información sobre nuestros cursos de Digital Marketing, puedes visitarnos en https://global.sagrado.edu/collections/digital-marketing. Si deseas acceso a las notas de este episodio, o quieres más información sobre nuestros cursos de Digital Marketing, puedes visitarnos en https://www.global.sagrado.edu. ¡Gracias! #SagradoGlobal #InvierteEnTi Nota: Algunas de nuestras recomendaciones pudieran estar ligadas a una cuenta de afiliación, lo que no implica costo adicional alguno para usted. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sagradoglobal/message

#EduDuctTape S01-E022 #EduDuctTape -- EduDuctTape.com -- @JakeMillerTech -- JakeMiller.net -- JakeMillerTech@gmail.com   Ways to Support the Show or Connect with Jake & other Duct Tapers! Apple Podcast Reviews FlipGrid.com/EduDuctTape #EduDuctTape on social media Telling your friends & colleagues Podcast Stickers - JakeMiller.net/SendMeStickers The JakeMillerTech Newsletter - Sign up! jakemiller.net/newsletter   Jake’s Upcoming Events   KEEP Academy - Streetsboro, OH - 6/11/19 - kent.edu/ehhs/keep LEAD Conference - Strongsville, OH - 6/18/19 - esc-cc.org/protected/EventView.aspx?id=8Y3IBYAUY ISTE Conference - Philadelphia, PA - 6/22 & 6/24/19 - conference.iste.org/2019 Education Podcast Network Meetup @ ISTE - 6/23/19 - mailchi.mp/02f58d3addc6/are-you-going-to-iste19 Homeschooling Teens Global Summit interview - airing in June - homeschooling-summit.com Teach with Tech Conference - online - 7/23/19 - teachwithtechconference.com Springfield Township Schools, New Jersey - 7/25/19 #KYGoDigital Central @ Bellarmine University - Remote Keynote - 7/30 - Registration Form Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Digital Learning Conference, Houston, TX - 7/30-7/31/19 - cfisddlc.edublogs.org Twinsburg City Schools, OH - 10/9/19 Quincy Conference, Illinois - 10/11/19 - quincyconference.com TCCA Conference - Houston, TX - 10/26/19 - tccaconference.com Ideastream Technology & Learning Conference - Cleveland, OH, Mini-Keynote - ideastream.org/become-a-2019-tech-conference-presenter   Book Jake as a Speaker! - JakeMiller.net/Speaking Jake’s SoapBox Moment - “We Don’t Have Time to Rush” Today’s Guest: Dr. Alec Couros - Alec is a Professor of educational technology and media at the Faculty of Education, University of Regina. He has given hundreds of workshops and presentations, nationally and internationally, on topics such as openness in education, networked learning, social media in education, digital citizenship, and critical media literacy. His graduate and undergraduate courses help current and future educators understand how to use and take advantage of the educational potential offered by the tools of connectivity.   Contact Info: Twitter - @CourosA Instagram - @courosa Website - couros.ca   Which of the following is less torturous? (Would you rather?) Question #1: How can we help students develop a skeptic’s mindset? Why develop a skeptic’s mindset? Spearphishing Emails   Marshall McLuhan - “One of the effects of living with electric information is that we live habitually in a state of information overload. There's always more than you can cope with.” Filter Bubbles Confirmation Bias Fake News Ernest Hemingway - “The essential gift for a good writer is a built-in, shockproof, ******** detector.” Strategies: Bringing in real-world examples “How to Charge an iPod using electrolytes and an onion” YouTube Video - youtube.com/watch?v=GfPJeDssBOM Discussing Believability & Bias Lateral Reading - thinking more about the source than the content - moving from page to page to research WHO is saying this and why they might say it “Think about the messenger.” - Alec Zen Moments - “My Favorite Liar” - zenmoments.org/my-favorite-liar Having students find the fake sites out of a collection of fake and real ones to develop their strategies for site evaluation Discussion of available fake sites & the CRAAP Test on #EduDuctTape S1E08 - directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/8626889 Catfishing schemes - “trust” schemes   Knowbe4.com   Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers by Mike Caulfield - webliteracy.pressbooks.com Edit any Website bookmarklet - kopywritingkourse.com/edit-any-website-free-tool Vote on “which website is the fake one?” Do a Mentimeter poll to see how effectively students identify the fake site - Mentimeter.com   Question #2 : How can we teach (digital) citizenship in authentic ways? Having a POSITIVE Digital Footprint   Students as creators Sharing within the classroom with tools like Flipgrid Sharing outside of the classroom with tools like digital portfolios   “How can we thin the walls for students  over time?”   “How are you doing learning in these spaces?” Digital Portfolio options that Alec mentioned: Seesaw - web.Seesaw.me Wordpress - Wordpress.com Blogger - Blogger.com Google Sites - Sites.Google.com Supporting students and young adults in developing their own spaces on the web that can craft their own identity Helping kids assimilate to sharing within walled gardens in school to support them when they have the chance to do it in their lives. Helping kids understand the “why” of what we share and who we share it  with Context collapse Stop instilling so much fear of isolated online mistakes - “help students do and share so much positive that it drowns their negative mistakes out”   Content from the Duct Taper Community This Week’s Apple Podcast Reviews: SHS tech Guy, WindyDaze   No #EduDuctTape FlipGrid Responses this week   Favorite #EduDuctTape Tweets: (each handle is linked to the mentioned tweet)   @WadeTechnology @toddytd @Mo_physics @Creeds_Crew New #EduDuctTape Tweeps: @AndersonEdTech, @daringuybrarian, @dkreiness, @EDUcre8ive, @EduFuturists, @KristaHach

Hvorfor forbedre WordPress på din side?Kan man forbedre WordPress? WordPress er jo fantastisk, så er det ikke nok at du bruger det på din side? Nej, og jeg skal fortælle dig hvorfor. WordPress er fantastisk. Du kan vælge et hav af plug-insDu kan sætte stort set alt opDu kan let finde hjælp. Der er så mange, der […] The post OH41 – Forbedre WordPress? Få 9 ideer lige her appeared first on Markedsføring på nettet for begyndere.

In this week's podcast, I go over why control isn't a bad thing. I believe that there's a healthy kind of control and then there's the micro-manager freaky kind of control. Control Isn't a Bad Thing Overall, as small business owners, we need to be able to have the control and flexibility over our systems so that we may adapt and change to fit our clients' needs and to the market's ever-changing climate. That's the beauty of having your own business, you can have the control you want to make the changes you want when you want to make them. One obstacle that you may when deciding to delegate is feeling like you will lose some control over your business. I contend that the best clients who delegate to virtual assistants are the very individuals who don't want to lose control. They shift their mindset with being bothered with the details to making sure the outcomes are what they want. They spend more time thinking on how things should be and get the help they need to achieve those goals. Don't Let the Unknown Strip You of Control Your most valuable online asset is your website. Building and updating your website doesn't have to be daunting or a mystery. Just because you may not know how to create your own website, you can acquire enough knowledge to maintain control. You want control over your website so that you may quickly make changes, post regular content, and made additions when necessary. Sometimes it's more economical to make the quick changes yourself or have an assistant do them than to have a web developer do them. As Your Business Evolves, Your Website Evolves To create your website, you should select someone with the right skills that you need to get things started, but you should also have the freedom to learn to make simple updates or have an assistant do it for you. Building your website isn't a one-time project. As your business evolves, so does your website. The best solution in starting your website and maintaining control is to use a platform that: Is widely used Is flexible Is economical Is easy to learn I hope you enjoy this week's episode as I do in deeper to each of those four points to illustrate why you should use WordPress when developing your website while at the same time maintain control over your biggest online asset. Maintain Control with Knowledge If you don't have a website and are fuzzy as to where to start or how to find the right person to help, I invite you to join us in the Accomplish More Academy community. With your membership, we dive into subjects just like this. We take the mystery of what is involved with systems like developing a website. It's a place where, if you want to do things like building your own website yourself, you can! You gain the confidence to no longer be afraid of technology and feel more in control over the systems in your business. Even if you just want to know the gist of how systems like WordPress work, then you have better control of how you want to delegate tasks when you are ready. The Accomplish More Academy isn't just a bunch of tutorials, but it's an environment with coaching, consulting and encouragement where you get your questions answered and receive the motivation and inspiration to become more efficient and to accomplish more in your business. Especially designed for the solopreneur just starting out, hop over to AccomplishMoreAcademy.com and sign up and let's connect. Feel free to drop me a note at support@accomplishmoreacademy.com with any questions. Additional Resources Mentioned: Free Website with Wordpress Wordpress.org BlueHost The above link is an affiliate link with Bluehost which means I receive compensation if you sign up for service with them through this link. Accomplish More Academy

En estos momentos, un podcast ya no tiene porque tener una página web, es recomendable, y algunos proyectos así lo requieren, el mejor sistema para tener nuestro cuartel general online es sin ninguna duda Wordpress. Enlaces: Grupo en Facebook Equipo y software para podcast. Wordpress: Wordpress.com Para crear tu blog de forma gratuita Wordpress.org Página principal del proyecto Wordpress que se instala en los hostings contratados. Hosting para Wordpress: Dinahosting y SiteGround (enlace afiliado). Hosting gratuito para audio: Archive.org Temas y Plugins para personalizar Wordpress: Genesis: Framework con multitud de temas muy bien optimizados. GeneratePress: El tema que tiene ahora mismo instalado 9 decibelios, un theme de wordpress muy versátil. Elementor: Un constructor de páginas visual y atractivo que permite personalizar toda tu web y usado en esta web.

In this episode, Matt Medeiros interviews Troy Dean, the founder of WP Elevation and RockStar Empires. They touch on teaching entrepreneurs how to productize their businesses. Matt and Troy discuss the differences of WPElevation and RockStar Empires and the challenges of balancing two businesses.  They wrap up the conversation with a discussion of where WordPress is headed. Listen to the episode Matt Report - A WordPress podcast for digital business owners How to build an online community with Troy Dean Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / 00:47:23 Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 00:47:23 What you will learn from this Episode: Membership sites are hard to maintain. Troy is working this year to balance the work between WPElevation and RockStar Empires. WPElevation is an existing business with over 700 members and a proven business model. RockStar Empires is the long game business that concentrates on small business owners. Troy is not in any rush for instant success. The Internet is a game changer and provides connections with real people running a small business. The small business is an extension and manifestation of the owner. Small businesses will start up not completely understanding everything that is needed. You cannot take your eye off the ball too long when running a business and you need good people working for you. The meaning of life is not all about money. Don't be in such a rush. WPElevation WPElevation teaches business consulting and communication. Consultants graduating from the WPElevation course call themselves Digital Marketing Consultants. They are providing holistic solutions for their clients. WPElevation has a very clear curriculum and provides a journey with your clients through your business. Rockstar Empires growth and scaling the business: Rockstar Empires teaches you how to reposition yourself in your business to become the expert. The turnkey solution helps you market and produce your own products. About 400 members were actively successful after completing the Rockstar Empires program. Troy promoted people from the community that participated in the live events that he held. People were placed on retainers and across multiple time zones. It took the time to turn over the reins of the program and not control everything. Advantages of using video and podcasting: A great business strategy is to use video and podcasting to build your professional network. Podcasting can really help you compete in a local space. You can “own” a category by inventing it. Podcasting creates great positioning authority and allows you to package your expertise. Masterminds: Mastermind groups are only as good as the amount of time people are committed to putting into them. You need to find the right people that are willing to share and connect with the group. Live Mastermind events that you pay for should be events that share information and not be used sell something. You need to add value before you pitch something for a live event. If there is no “skin in the game” people may not participate and value the experience. Setting ground rules from the start with your Mastermind group can help with the participation of everyone. The Future of WordPress: WordPress will become less visible in terms of the technology stack. The open source spirit of WordPress will continue to grow. WordPress will continue to offshoot to support different verticles. The challenge of WordPress growth will be to keep a lot of people happy over a long period of time. WordPress will continue to evolve and become more powerful than what you can do with it now. The tribe of WordPress users continues to grow and it will continue to evolve. If you like the show, please leave a 5 Star review over on the Matt Report on iTunes. Episode Resources: Swipe.blog Dan Kennedy Man's Search for Meaning Chris and Amber Hines Rockstar Empires WPElevation Michael Gerber WP Think  tank Grytics.com To Stay in Touch with Troy: Twitter WPElevation Facebook page RockStar Empires Facebook page ★ Support this podcast ★

Друзья, скорее смотрите и слушайте наш новый подкаст, потому что в нем несколько холиварных тем! Мы поговорили о том, что JavaScript пожирает мозги слабых духов программистов, о том, что хейтить какие-то языки программирования и технологии — это непродуктивно, а также о том, почему Vue.js является лучшим Front-End фреймворком на 2017 год. Кроме этого обсудили несколько тем по дизайну: разобрали понятие «визуальный сахар», обсудили новый дизайн Swarm версии 5.0. Устраивайтесь поудобнее, собирайтесь вокруг нас и следите за повествованием! Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #137. «Первая тема» Визуальный сахар «Дизайн» Как мы делали дизайн Swarm 5.0. Про Typetersburg. «Светские новости» Как читают Яндекс.Дзен. В России запретили Tor и VPN. Что теперь делать. У Mozilla есть план, как победить Chrome. В России решено создать Национальную систему фильтрации интернет-трафика. «Разработка» Если Вы используете SmartApe, то JavaScript не сожрет Ваш мозг!↓ JavaScript как мыслевирус, порабощает твой мозг. Bootstrap 4 выходит в статус Beta. Почему Vue.js — лучший фреймворк для front-end разработки на 2017 год. Прекратите хейтить языки программирования. Закон Мура достиг предела. «WordPress» WordPress 4.9 сфокусируется на редактировании кода в админке. Gutenberg 0.8.0 добавляет 5 новых блоков. «Научпоп» Space Age - эпоха космического дизайна вещей. Власть приводит к повреждению мозга. С темами к выпуску можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #136. Спасибо всем, кто так или иначе принял участие, и дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней.

Jekyll i WordPress Herramientas para crear Websites, con pros y contras para ambos. WordPress WordPress https://wordpress.org/ (No WordPress.com claro…) Filosofía La filosofía de WordPress apuesta decididamente por la elegancia, la sencillez y las recomendaciones del W3C pero depende siempre de la plantilla a usar. TwentyTen, por ejemplo, es una plantilla predeterminada y que es válida … Seguir leyendo #132 – Jekill o WordPress →

Привет друзья! Сегодня как всегда радуем вас обсуждениями свежих статей про UX и разработку. Например, поговорим про дизайн идеального поля для поиска, про то, как писать информативные release notes. Еще обсудим целых две статьи о том, как вести себя на интервью о приеме на работу программистом: к каким вопросам быть готовым и нужно ли рассказывать про сайд-проекты и как это сделать. И наконец умудримся поговорить даже про диодные лампочки, космос и архитектуру. Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #118. «Дизайн» Дизайним идеальное поле для поиска. История бетонного забора с ромбиками. Как писать интересные Release Notes. «Светские новости» Работник Twitter не может прожить на $160k в год. Миллион алых роз на час. «Разработка» После того как прошли интервью — попробуй хостинг SmartApe!↓ Про интервью. Программисты не могут написать алгоритмы без помощи. Про интервью. Как правильно рассказывать о сайд-проектах. О термине "serverless". «WordPress» WordPress.com добавляет импортер с Medium. Опрос про Customizer показывает, что им не пользуются. «Научно-популярное» В чём важность открытия НАСА звёздной системы TRAPPIST-1. Как производители светодиодных ламп обманывают покупателей. Космос, которого нет: футуристическая архитектура позднего СССР. Спасибо всем, кто предлагал темы к этому выпуску, с ними можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #116. Темы к подкасту #177 мы еще не разобрали. Спасибо всем, кто так или иначе принял участие, и дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней.

Уважаемые подписчики, новый подкаст спешит к вам в вычислительные устройства! На этот раз поговорили про минусы адаптивного дизайна на телефоне, а так же про развитие промышленного дизайна Nintendo. А еще рассмотрели разработку бойлерплейта для PHP в 2017 на основе Symphony фреймворка + SPA на основе React. Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #116. «Дизайн» Нужно ли делать адаптивные сайты короче на телефоне. «Светские новости» Новый дизайн Switch напоминает о прошлом Nintendo. «Макдоналдс» высмеял хипстерские кофейни в рекламе «МакКафе». «Разработка» Все самые крутые Hello World хостятся у SmartApe!↓ «Hello, (real) world!» на php в 2017 году. Производительность старта JavaScript. Баги из СССР. «WordPress» WordPress выложили прототип редактора "Gutenberg". «Научно-популярное» Угроза ИИ – не Skynet, а исчезновение среднего класса. Отвергнутые мухи находят утешение в алкоголе. Спасибо всем, кто предлагал темы к этому выпуску, с ними можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #115. Спасибо всем, кто так или иначе принял участие, и дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней.

In this special episode of the WordPress Photography Podcast, Rachel and Scott share the news that Fotoskribe is now part of the ShootDotEdit family. You will learn about what that acquisition means for photographers and so much more. WordPress/Photography Related News: Preview the upcoming Content Blocks feature for WordPress WordPress 4.7.2 is out and its […]

Дорогие друзья, в этом выпуске вместе с вами поговорим про цвет 2017 по версии Pantone, попробуем остаться с JavaScript друзьями, обсудим лучшие front-end инструменты уходящего года, а также приоткроем завесу тайны победы Трампа и успеха Brexit (Big Data). А ещё поговорим про российский атомный ледокольный флот и влияние марихуаны на мозг человека. Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #107. «Дизайн» Лучшие практики для «карточек». Pantone цвет года 2017 и ещё на кварце. «Разработка» Настоящие разработчики выбирают правильный хостинг!↓ Инструмент разработки Firebug закрывается. Дорогой JavaScript, давай останемся друзьями. Margin-bottom или margin-top. Сокращённые CSS-свойста — это анти-паттерн. Лучшие front-end инструменты 2016 года. «Светские новости» В Беларуси начались блокировки Tor. Распределение компьютерных навыков среди населения. Как платить программистам меньше. Новинки от Telegram, закреплённые чаты и ifttt. «WordPress» WordPress глазами Тома Макфарлина. Релиз WordPress 4.7. «Научно-популярное» Как Big Data и пара ученых обеспечили победу Трампу и Brexit. Мирный атом взламывает льды: наш атомный ледокольный флот. Мозг и марихуана. Спасибо всем, кто предлагал темы к этому выпуску, с ними можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #106. Удачи и дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней.

Nein, es reicht nicht ein WordPress SEO-Plugin zu aktivieren! Nein, wirklich es reicht nicht! Um das zu beantworten, habe ich (René Reimann) einen echten SEO-Consult - Hans Jung eingeladen, auf dem Sofa Platz zu nehmen, um mit mir über SEO und WordPress zu sprechen. SEO ist kein Hexenwerk! Was sind eigentlich gute Inhalte? Wie sieht das jetzt mit einem WordPress SEO Plugin aus? SEO-Tools!

Привет, коллеги! Мы вновь спешим к вам со свежей порцией новостей и заметок про разработку и дизайн. На этой неделе обсудили: каково это учить JavaScript в 2016, почему дизайнеры должны уметь верстать, а также какими способами можно стилизовать подчёркивания. Кроме этого обсудили очень интересную статью про мастерство, в которой сказано, что наш профессиональный рост никому не нужен кроме нас самих. Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #99. «Дизайн» Дизайнь как верстальщик. Ваш body текст нужно сделать больше. «Разработка» Настоящие разработчики выбирают правильный хостинг!↓ Стилизуем подчёркивания в CSS. Ubuntu интегрировали в Windows 10. Как спасти принцессу на 8 разных языках программирования. Каково оно учить JavaScript в 2016. «Светские новости» Microsoft выпустит Paint с поддержкой 3D. Футерные ссылки на разработчиков. Теперь гугл позволяет конвертировать цвета из HEX в RGB. Смерть телефонного звонка. Мастерство. Почему никто не ждет от вас ничего особенного. «WordPress» WordPress 4.7 добавит возможность добавлять пользовательские действия с несколькими записями. Плагин позволяет отменить некоторые технические письма от WordPress. Wordpress.com добавляет возможность кастомизировать AMP страницы. «Начно-популярное» Yahoo с 2015 года сканирует содержимое электронной почты своих пользователей и передает полученные данные ФБР и АНБ. Спасибо всем, кто предлагал темы к этому выпуску, с ними можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #98. Удачи и дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней.

Привет, космонавты! На этой неделе не так много тем, но зато мы очень подробно остановились на тех, что есть. Поговорили про программирование в целом и про JavaScript программирование в частности, посоветовали какой язык программирования стоит изучать первым. Кроме этого был большой блок про дизайн: UX, принципы анимации, а также подняли тему почему курсор для кнопок должен оставаться стандартным. Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #92. «Дизайн» Здоровый минимализм в UI. У кнопок должен был курсор «стрелка». 12 принципов анимации. 9 неприятных фактов про UX. «Разработка» Настоящие разработчики выбирают правильный хостинг!↓ Какой язык программирования выбрать первым для изучения? Тот момент, когда CSS обрёл смысл. «Хороший» путь изучения JavaScript. «Плохой» путь изучения JavaScript. «Злой» путь изучения JavaScript. «Социальные новости» Планы Цукерберга и Facebook на 10 лет. «WordPress» WordPress будет требовать PHP7 в 2017 году. Плагин Admin Columns для кастомизации админки в WordPress. «Научно-популярное» Как терялись космонавты. 61 проблеск будущего. Из человека в сверхчеловека. Темы наших слушателей и зрителей к выпуску #91 Спасибо всем, кто предлагал темы к этому выпуску, с ними можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #91. Не забывайте подписываться в соц. сетях и ставить лайки! И дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней.

Космонавты, привет! Этот первый июльский выпуск мы хотим посвятить новому «антитеррористическому» пакету законов от Яровой и Озерова — обсудим его влияние на IT отрасль. Кроме этого — наш классический набор новостей и интересных тем про UX, дизайны, социальные сети, разработку и космос. Добро пожаловать на борт! Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #90. «Дизайн» Ссылки или кнопки. Чекбоксы или переключатели. 10 брендов, которые станут лучше «без шелухи». 35 UX решений, которые изменили мир. Новый логотип Netflix. «Светские новости» Автоматизация разработки ПО: сможет ли «программист» превратиться в «оператора ЭВМ». Госдума приняла весь пакет «антитеррористических» законов Яровой-Озерова. Павел Дуров: Telegram не собирается предоставлять ключи шифрования третьим лицам. Сноуден заявил о недопустимости принятия «пакета Яровой». «Разработка» Настоящие разработчики выбирают правильный хостинг!↓ Полон ли CSS по Тьюрингу. Программирование закончено, расходимся. Неизвестные значения CSS свойства Display. «Социальные новости» Mail.ru Group станет акционером Prisma. Марк Цукерберг заклеивает камеру на своём ноутбуке. Twitter запускает приложение Engage. Facebook меняет дизайн кнопок. «WordPress» «Висячие» таблицы WordPress. Новая директория плагинов. «Научно-популярное» Уйти под землю чтобы увидеть Солнце. Четвертая посадка New Shepard. Темы наших слушателей и зрителей к выпуску #89 Спасибо всем, кто предлагал темы к этому выпуску, с ними можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #89. Ждём вас на наших волнах через 2-3 недели, у нас перерыв!

Привет, космонавты! Этот выпуск выходит позже обычного, но зато насчитывает большое количество ваших тем. Хотя и мы сами времени не теряли и нашли много новостей: PHP 7.1, UX бесконечного скроллинга, ошибки в CSS и не только. Тему к следующему выпуску можно предлагать здесь: Тему к подкасту #88. «Дизайн» UX бесконечного скроллинга. Принимайте себя всерьёз. Лендинг с ИИ, возможно ли это? Искусственный интеллект. Осторожно: разводка! Начало истории про UX пагинации и бесконечного скроллинга — смотрите в подкасте #82. «Светские новости» Итоги WWDC 2016. Apple запускает App Store 2.0. Релиз Tor Browser 6.0. «Разработка» Настоящие разработчики выбирают правильный хостинг!↓ Почему нельзя прерывать программистов? Чего не делать когда пишешь CSS. Новинки в PHP 7.1. «Социальные новости» ВКонтакте стёр альбом пользователя? Google тестирует материальный дизайн в поисковой выдаче. «WordPress» Как быть WordPress в мире онлайн-изданий. «Научно-популярное» Самый черный материал на Земле (из нанотрубок). Темы наших слушателей и зрителей к выпуску #87 Спасибо всем, кто предлагал темы к этому выпуску, с ними можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #87. Увидимся, как всегда, через неделю и дай вам всем Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней.

En el episodio 6 de WordPress Semanal hablamos de la importancia de tener tu web con WordPress segura. ¿Es WordPress seguro? Hablaremos sobre qué podemos hacer para estar “tranquilos”. Plugin recomendado: Updraft Plus Esquema del episodio 6 de WordPress Semanal: Seguridad en WordPress ¿WordPress es seguro? Sí, pero… Qué puedo hacer sin plugins (y con sentido común) Tener […] La entrada Ep 6 | Seguridad en WordPress es una artículo de Gonzalo Navarro.

En el episodio de hoy hablaremos de cómo hacer SEO en WordPress. Qué cosas mejorar cuando instalamos nuestra web y qué trabajo diario tenemos que ir haciendo. Y, por supuesto, del Plugin de Yoast. Plugin recomendado: Really Simple SSL Guión del episodio 5 del podcast: SEO en WordPress WordPress es el CMS mejor optimizado para el […] La entrada Ep 5 | SEO en WordPress es una artículo de Gonzalo Navarro.

This week on WPwatercooler we'll be discussing how to integrate social into your WordPress website. From like boxes to sharing and logins we'll discuss it all.Show airs Feb 1 at 11am PST / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTC* Nextend Facebook Connect – WordPress Plugins 00:05* Nextend Twitter Connect – WordPress Plugins 00:05* GoogleOAuth – WordPress Plugins 00:09* WPScan Vulnerability Database 00:11* OnePress Social Locker – WordPress Plugins 00:16* Mashshare.net – Grow your social traffic with this extensible social media ecosystem 00:18* Jetpack by WordPress.com – WordPress Plugins 00:19* Sharing – Jetpack for WordPress 00:19* Monarch 00:20* Sharrre – A plugin for sharing buttons 00:21* Socialite by tmort 00:21* ShareThis: Share Buttons and Social Analytics – WordPress Plugins 00:21* Instagrate to WordPress « WordPress Plugins 00:23* Show your social media posts: easy & beautiful! – WordPress Plugins 00:24* EP122 – What WordPress comment system should I choose? – Feb 9 2015 WPwatercooler 00:27* Brianna Privett: Rich Pins, Twitter Cards and Facebook: Super-Charge Your Social Media Strategy with WordPress | WordPress.tv 00:29* Facebook Comments Importer « WordPress Plugins 00:29[LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep173-integrating-social-into-wordpress-5-56aebe2833600″ show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This week on WPwatercooler we're going to be talking about the various solutions you can use to manage you banner ads on your WordPress website.Show airs Oct 12 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 6PM UTCShow Notes:* The AdSanity Plugin* Responsive Ads | Playground from ZURB* Can AdSanity Override AdBlocker? – The AdSanity Plugin For WordPress* WordPress › Advanced Advertising System « WordPress Plugins* Advanced Ads for WordPress* WordPress > AdRotate > WordPress Plugins[LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep157-managing-ads-on-your-wordpress-website-5-561b1398537ac” show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on WPwatercooler we're going back to the basics and discussing the essentials to running a WordPress website.Show airs June 16 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7PM UTCShow Notes* EP153 – Essentials for your WordPress website WPwatercooler* WordPress – Theme Directory – Free WordPress Themes* WordPress – Make WordPress Documentation – Making WordPress Docs* WordPress – Introducing Twenty Sixteen – Make WordPress Core* Web Design and SEO Classes in San Antonio* VaultPress – WordPress Backup and Security* BackupBuddy – The Original WordPress Backup Plugin :: iThemes* WordPress – UpdraftPlus Backup and Restoration – WordPress Plugins* Screen Options – Support – WordPress.comUsing Permalinks – WordPress Codex* WordPress SEO Plugin • XML Sitemaps & more! • Yoast* WordPress SEO Premium by Yoast* WordPress – W3 Total Cache – WordPress Plugins* WordPress – WP Super Cache – WordPress Plugins* Tiled Galleries – Jetpack for WordPress* WordPress – Google Analytics by Yoast – WordPress Plugins* Google Analytics by Yoast • GA WordPress Plugin • Yoast* WordPress – Sidekick – WordPress Plugins* Child Themes – WordPress Codex* WordPress.tv | Engage Yourself with WordPress.tv* EP147 – Where to place the blame when WordPress problems arise WPwatercooler* EP149 – Optimizing WordPress for shared hosting – Aug 17 2015 WPwatercooler* Professional WordPress support for busy bloggers and small businesses » ClickWP* WordPress Support Services Starting at $29 per Month* WordPress Development Stack Exchange* Sucuri Security — WAF, DDoS Protection, Malware Removal, WordPress Security, and Blacklist Removal[LISTATTENDEES event_identifier=”ep153-essentials-for-your-wordpress-website-5-55f6423b2af2b” show_gravatar=”true”] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

自分のWebサイトを持つ事はもはや当然、といってもよい世の中になりました。 世の中には、ホームページ作成ソフトや専門の制作業者、 無料のブログサービスなどいろいろホームページを作る手段はありますが、 　 比較的、小予算、かつ簡易に始められて、しかもプロ並の高度な機能を持ったサイトを 作る事ができるオープンソースソフト（無料ソフト）それがWordPressです。 　 この番組で出演されたタネマキ、StartupDOJO、MerryBiz、AppBank、 そしてこのStartupStoryのサイトもWordPressで出来ています。 　 もはや「ネットでビジネスをしたい」と思う方にとっては必須ツールと 言ってもよいWordPressですが、何事も、最初の一歩は取っ付きにくいものです。 　 そこで今回は、WordPress関連のイベント開催や書籍執筆など、 WordPressのプロである星野さんから、初心者がWordPressを 始めるための方法やビジネスに使うメリット、 使える勉強会などをお聞きしました。 　 　　 ▼今回のトピック ・WordPressって何？ ・なぜビジネス用サイトには無料ブログは向かないのか？ ・アフィリエイトなどの広告運営サイトでも、WordPressは大活躍 ・WordPressの書籍を沢山出す事になったキッカケ ・オススメのWordPressイベント、WordBench 　 ▼ゲストについて 株式会社コミュニティコム　星野邦敏 さん 自社メディア事業、Web制作事業 コワーキングスペース Office7F を運営