Podcasts about your website engineer

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In this LMScast episode, Dustin Hartzler discusses creating a performance continuing education business. Dustin launched a firm focused on continuing education for functional medicine, which will be directed by Dustin’s wife, Melody. Dustin specializes in starting and expanding continuing education companies, especially in the wellness and healthcare industries. He is from Your Website Engineer. He […] The post Creating a Pharmacy Continuing Education Business with WordPress appeared first on LMScast.

From the early days of WordPress Media to the high-stakes game of balancing life, work, and passion; journey with us into the world of two WordPress veterans. Join Matt and Dustin as they reminisce about their beginnings, discuss the ever-evolving landscape of WordPress, and share insights about maintaining successful long-term projects. So buckle in, it's time to dive deep into the riveting realm of WordPress.Matt asks Dustin about his consistent content contributions to the WordPress community and the non-monetary benefits he derives from it. They delve into the challenges of balancing content production with a full-time job, family responsibilities, and other life events. Dustin discusses his aspiration to monetize his YouTube channel to generate enough income to upgrade his personal Apple devices. He explores the idea of sponsorships and generating income indirectly by optimizing his wife's online businesses.They also talk about the struggles of dealing with website management, as exemplified by Dustin's pain points in transferring their data from Sensei to LearnDash. Matt also commends Dustin for his maintenance of the Website Engineer brand and its informative value to the WordPress users. Toward the end, they soothe their creator challenges by reminiscing about the joy of being recognized and how they're influencing others because of what they do.Here are some key links they referenced: Your Website Engineer podcast: yourwebsiteengineer.com Dustin's YouTube: youtube.com/yourwebsiteengineer Three key takeaways: Consistency is crucial in content creation, whether it's a podcast, a YouTube channel, or a blog. You cultivate credibility and a dedicated audience over time. Monetizing content creation is possible, but it requires strategy, persistence, and sometimes, disruptive thinking. Connections and sponsorship can be avenues for income generation. Keeping up with the evolving nature of content creation tools and platforms is important, even if transitioning between them poses challenges. ★ Support this podcast ★

In today’s episode we talk about all the plugins on Your Website Engineer’s website.

Educational Podcasting Today is a weekly podcast that celebrates podcasters and podcasting. It’s mission is to help educators learn how to create podcasts and amazing WordPress websites for their podcasts. For more information, please visit www.EducationalPodcasting.today. Show TopicsPodcasting News Educational Podcasting Today App Creating an app to help you learn how to podcast and create an amazing website Tips Tricks Videos What would you like to see in the app? Featured Podcaster of the Day Jason Bodnar http://www.principallyspeaking.com/ (http://www.principallyspeaking.com/) http://www.twitter.com/APJasonBodnar (http://www.twitter.com/APJasonBodnar) About Our GuestHi there! My name is Dustin and welcome to  DustinHartzler.com (http://www.DustinHartzler.com) . This is my personal site which highlights my other sites on the web as well as my personal blog. I’m a huge WordPress fan boy and spend my days helping users of WordPress.com sites use their websites and blogs better. I also release a weekly podcast over at  YourWebsiteEngineer.com (http://www.YourWebsiteEngineer.com) that focuses on one aspect of your WordPress website. Finally, you can follow my family’s travel adventures and keep up with the craziness that is our life with a one year old over at DustinAndMelody.com. Your Website Engineer on iTunes:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wordpress-resource-your-website/id410342775?mt=2 (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wordpress-resource-your-website/id410342775?mt=2)

In today’s episode we explore the new software and services I’ve been using on Your Website Engineer.

Jeff sits down with Dustin Hartzler to talk about WordPress. WordPress is a free website creation tool where teachers can set up a dynamic and engaging class website. Featured Topics:What is WordPress? WordPress.com vs WordPress.org Finding Server space Setting up a Social Networking site using BuddyPress Why is WordPress Easy to setup and get Started? Favorite Plugins for WordPress Featured Websites:http://yourwebsiteengineer.com/ (Your Website Engineer) http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/your-website-engineer-resource/id410342775 (YourWebsiteEngineerPodcast) WordPress.com WordPress.org Featured Guest:Dustin Hartzler is a full-time WordPress website developer who focuses on helping small business create great looking, easy to maintain website. Dustin works for his own company, Hartzler Digital Media (http://HartzlerDM.com/ (http://HartzlerDM.com)), in Dayton Ohio. Along with developing websites for a living, Dustin also produces the most popular WordPress podcast on iTunes, Your Website Engineer (http://yourwebsiteengineer.com/ (http://yourwebsiteengineer.com)). On the podcast Dustin shares the things that he is learning to help others take their WordPress sites to the next level. He also fields listeners questions on this weekly produced show. Each show has a focused topic that the audience can put in to play each week. Recorded in 2012

This week on WPblab we'll be joined by Adam Silver to how you can use public speaking to build your WordPress Freelancing business.Adam Silver – Relax. We Got This|ConciergeWP.comPodcastsEverything about WordPress except the Kitchen Sink! | Kitchen Sink WordPressIt's Not A HobbyAdam Silver came to WordPress as a photographer because he needed to convert his own html site. Found he had a gift as a teacher – podcaster – speaker and started sharing his knowledge. One of his keys in warming up a room is sending softball questions to get conversation going.Speaking to a live audience can be a benefit due to the immediate feedback you are able to get but scaling comes with online courses. Adam chose to get his own space and charge per student versus going through Adult Ed. The benefits of teaching a course are that people join his Meetup, take the class or hire him. People generally find him on the Meetup, on meetup.com and through his podcasts. He started using Ad Espresso to run Google adwords. Doing 25 miles within his location. Bridget reminds that images without text perform better in Facebook advertising and says Twitter ads may be less expensive.1st step if you want to talk at a WordCamp – Pitch it at a Meetup – reach out and ask if you can give your talk. Adam has adamislive.com and uses it anytime he speaks.BTW WordPress has Speaker TrainingMake WordPress TrainingAdam’s “It’s Not a Hobby” Podcast coming soon – It's Not A Hobby – sign up to be notified!Class coming up in 20 days. Self-advertising: Once a month Adam sponsors his own show – wouldn’t allow ads for the first 100 shows – wanted his audience to trust himAdam loves to travel & loves to share and speak – he and his wife decided the best way to honor those two passions was to travel to more WordCamps – an investment but also a sacrifice (time away from family)Your Website Engineer – Dustin Hartzler“Helping you create a high quality WordPress website, by teaching you the skills to master WordPress.”WordPress Resource:Your Website Engineer with Dustin HartzlerThe specific episode Adam was on: WordPress ResourceShow Note ContributorsJen Miller @jenblogs4uCheryl LaPrade – @yaycherylSherie LaPrade – @HeySherieJames Tryon – @jamestryonVerious Smith – @verioussmithRobey Lawrence – @robeylawrenceThe post WPblab EP61 – Building Your WordPress Freelancing by Speaking (or Teaching) w/Adam Silver appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today’s episode we talk about how Your Website Engineer got it’s start, by going to a WordCamp.

Today’s I've got a quick, in-between-episode announcement for you. I’ve got a brand new podcast! And it’s called Casting Cred. Casting Cred is aimed at helping entrepreneurs, leaders and marketers become the go-to authority in their niche, harnessing the power of podcasting and live online broadcasting. If that sounds like you, please check it out. You can find the website over at CastingCred.com. I’ve set up a couple of short links if you just want to find the podcast straight in your favourite podcatcher – so just go to castingcred.com/itunes if you’re an apple peep, and Castingcred.com/android if you’re on android. I'm releasing the episodes of the Casting Cred as individual series all at once – and the first series looks at niche podcasting success stories - how niche podcasters build their personal brand authority - and ultimately drive more business - by publishing a great niche topic podcast. I've already interviewed and published episodes with podcasters like Tim Paige from Lead Pages, Dustin Hartzler from Your Website Engineer and Mike Russell from New Media Europe, so please check it out at CastingCred.com. I've got lots more plans for Casting Cred in the future, but I’ll let you listen to the podcast first and not get too far ahead of myself! So Thanks so much for being a Digital Marketing Radio listener – I really hope that you’ll find Casting Cred to be just as useful. Catch you again soon.

I met today’s guest at Tbex Fort Lauderdale, where he was manning the Wordpress booth. He is the founder of Your Website Engineer; a blog and podcast devoted to helping people create a high quality WordPress website, by teaching the skills to master WordPress. He develops websites full time for his company; Hartzler Digital Media. [...] The post BITW 056: Your WordPress Questions Answered with Dustin Hartzler appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

I met today’s guest at Tbex Fort Lauderdale, where he was manning the Wordpress booth. He is the founder of Your Website Engineer; a blog and podcast devoted to helping people create a high quality WordPress website, by teaching the skills to master WordPress. He develops websites full time for his company; Hartzler Digital Media. [...] The post BITW 056: Your WordPress Questions Answered with Dustin Hartzler appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

Dustin Hartzler is Happiness Engineer at Automattic, the company behind Wordpress.com and the host of the Your Website Engineer podcast. Today he shares tips on how to create a website and how it can grow your business.

On today’s episode of WP Elevation we’re talking with Dustin Hartzler, a happiness engineer at Automattic and the host of the Your Website Engineer podcast. His podcast is consistently at the top of the Google search rankings and in the iTunes search results for Wordpress podcasts!

Dustin Hartzler | Your Website Engineer | Personal Branding Show Notes: HERE. Today we welcome to the show Dustin Hartzler from Your Website Engineer.com Dustin is a WordPress expert, podcaster and highly sought after speaker. He has been on stage at major conferences such as FinCon, NMX, and will soon be a featured speaker at the Podcast Movement conference in Aug. Dustin's podcast, Your Website Engineer, is one of the longest running and highly ranked podcasts in iTunes. Each week Dustin provides his listeners with an entertaining and informative look at creating a high quality website for your business or personal WordPress blog. So, If you are looking to create a great looking WordPress website, tweak your existing site for optimal speed, or just take your website to the next level Your website engineer.com is all about giving you the solutions, advice and tutorials you need to succeed. SUMMARY Here are the best ways to get in touch with Dustin. Website: Your Website Engineer Twitter: @dustinhartzler Dustin leaves us with these final thoughts. “Keep learning. Keep exploring and find something that you absolutely love”. SPECIAL OFFERS As always Thank you for tuning in today. Here are a couple of special offers just for the BRAND New You Podcast listeners. The Midwest Mastermind Speaking of confidence If you've already started a side hustle and you feel like you need a little help, check out midwest mastermind.com There's no better way to learn, explore, gain clarity and get focused then to surround yourself with like-minded people. This one day event will provide you with the confidence and actions you need to believe you can build a business, and achieve your dreams. But you need to hurry, prices go up on Aug 1st, 2015. The Personal Branding Blueprint Now, for those of you listening who may not be quite sure the direction you want to take but you are ready to start exploring head over to The personal branding blueprint.com/YWE. There you'll find a complete course on how to build your personal brand using the 3-step process to take you from perceiving to achieving the right way. And To help get you started I'm offering a 65% discount off the regular course price just because you listened all the way to this point. Until next week, Always be learning. Your dream job is out there but you won't find it if you're not exploring.

For several years, I've heard about the importance of building an e-mail list. "The money's in the list," I would hear along with examples of how the person implemented it. I started an e-mail list, but I never did a whole lot with it. I rarely promoted it. I didn't provide a reason or benefit for someone to join the list. All I've done is use it to send blog post updates, an occasional special post, and a few promotional e-mails. Well, I plan on changing things! Since I've heard many things about building an e-mail list, I've tried to compile several of the important elements from different sources. We'll look at: How to collect the e-mail addresses What to offer someone to join the list How to promote the list Options for ways to use the list I know that I'm not prime example of how to do all of this, but I'm trying to bring all of this together to help all of us though this process. I'll come back later to report on how things went and how I may change things up. I also welcome you to join me in building your e-mail list. If you have already started and have some tips to add to this, please add to the conversation in the comment section. How to collect the e-mail addresses There are several ways you can start an e-mail list. This list isn't comprehensive, but covers the most popular methods: WordPress / Jetpack subscribe by e-mail Feedburner Mail Poet MailChimp Aweber Infusionsoft Benchmark I would highly recommend not to use WordPress or Feedburner for collecting e-mail addresses. They are basically just ways for people to be notified of new posts. As far as I know, there's no way to send other e-mails to the list. Mail Poet is a WordPress plugin that allows you to manage the e-mail list from the WordPress dashboard. I have it installed, but I haven't used it. There is a free and a paid version. Dustin Hartzler of Your Website Engineer has spoken about using it on his podcast. MailChimp, Aweber, and Benchmark are basically similar services. MailChimp, however, has a free option if you have less than 2,000 subscribers and send less than 12,000 e-mails a month. Infusionsoft, from what I understand, does more than manage your e-mail list and various campaigns. It can also help with sales and customer management. This is definitely a higher end service (not for the average blogger). MailChimp is the service I currently use, and I plan to continue with them for the foreseeable future. I have is setup to send the people on my lists blog updates, plus I can send additional e-mails. I plan to start using an auto-responder series soon, which is a premium service for them. I'll talk about this later. What to offer someone to join the e-mail list Even with as great of content that you and I create, most visitors are not going to sign up just for blog updates. They would like a bigger incentive. One great thing to offer is something special that they can download or view right when they sign up. This can be a PDF (e-book, report, worksheets, etc.), audio file, graphic, video, and more. There was a few months that I offered a PDF ebook to those that signed up for my list. I since removed it. I can't even remember why I removed it! I plan on implementing this on my list for this site. I have a short ebook written to help people get started with their websites. I've sent an early copy to those already on the list. It's being editing and formatted now, and it will be available for official use in a week or two. How to promote the e-mail list There are several places that you can promote your e-mail list. Each one has it's benefits and drawbacks. Here's a quick list: The Feature Box Top of Sidebar After Single Post The Footer The About Page

Dustin Hartzler is the host of the podcast, Your Website Engineer, where he has taught people about WordPress for the last several years. He is also an Happiness Engineer for Automatic, the company behind WordPress.com. He has a passion to teach people how to use WordPress. You can connect with him on his website or on Twitter. Thanks to everyone that has left a rating and review on iTunes. Please click the button if you haven't done this yet and are enjoying this content: Review in iTunes! Dustin's job at Automatic is a success story as a result of his podcast. It really helped to not only show his knowledge of WordPress, but also the community that has grown around him. WordPress is designed so that dealing with the code is not necessary (although it can be helpful). What are some of the other Content Management System's that you have used? Drupal and Joomla are two of the other CMS's that Dustin has used. His experience is that both of these were more complex than WordPress, especially for the user that is not a programmer. He ultimately decided to be a specialist in just one platform, so he went with WordPress. What are some aspects of WordPress that new users should watch for? While WordPress is generally easy, people can still get lost. For example, there are a lot of menu items, but most of them can be ignored. You mostly just need the "Pages," "Posts," and "Media Library." There are many "undo" features built into WordPress, so there are many mistakes that can be fixed. There are some things, though, that may cause more problems, such as changing your theme. Can you explain With any website, there are several parts: Content Design Actions A general rule is to keep the actions/functions separate from the design. There is a "functions.php" file that you can add to in order to include additional features beyond the theme. However, when you change you theme, or the theme is updated, the added code will be deleted. It would be better to keep these things in plugins. What are a couple plugins that you would like to highlight? Jetpack - it has a lot of different modules inside of it, giving a lot of different additional functions for your website. iTheme Security - helps to keep your website secure. Backup Buddy / Back WP up - helps to do a backup of your site and database in case of emergency. Dustin has a list of 50 plugins that he highlights in a free e-book on his site. WordCamps Look into attending a WordCamp near you. A WordCamp is a place to learn more about WordPress as well as a chance to network with others. There are also different giveaways that take place. The post Dustin Hartzler helps us dive deeper into WordPress (1-11) appeared first on Creative Studio Academy.

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

Protect your WordPress website from malicious hackers, spam and other bots attempting to invade your site by taking some simple steps for non-coders. Plugins are a great way to enhance the security of your WordPress website. Dustin Hartzler from Your Website Engineer talks with me about some of his favorite ways to protect your website. Also included […]

Have you noticed an increase in WordPress media lately? Podcasts, YouTube channels, weekly newsletters, and recently a 24 hour live marathon are all on the rise. It's why I produce this podcast and why many others are starting to turn the camera and mic to WordPress. My latest guest runs a very popular WordPress podcast called Your Website Engineer. Meet Dustin Hartzler! Interview with Your Website Engineer Dustin Hartzler Watch on YouTube Matt Report - A WordPress podcast for digital business owners Episode 23: The rise of WordPress media Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window How producing WordPress media can help you A lot of my guests talk about marketing strategies, SEO tactics, and creating your own marketplace. Dustin found his niche in producing a helpful WordPress podcast after he was fielding a lot of the same questions from clients. Much like how I started Matt Report — I was getting a lot of “How do I do X in my WordPress business?” What do you think about WordPress media? Do you watch any WordPress shows or podcasts other than Dustin and I? Have you thought about creating your own? Let us know in the comments!   ★ Support this podcast ★

Have you noticed an increase in WordPress media lately? Podcasts, YouTube channels, weekly newsletters, and recently a 24 hour live marathon are all on the rise. It’s why I produce this podcast and why many others are starting to turn the camera and mic to WordPress. My latest guest runs a very popular WordPress podcast called Your Website Engineer. Meet Dustin Hartzler! (more…)

I went looking for a new podcast about Wordpress, Internet Marketing, etc. I went to iTunes and entered the Word "Wordpress" and after stepping over many podcasts that had "Podfaded," I listened to Your Website Engineer. The show is hosted by Dustin Hartz