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EP279: 7 Steps to Building Compelling & Converting Content with WordPress: Could your business grow faster if you had the perfect website? In this episode, VP of Growth at WP Engine David Vogelpoh shows us the essential WordPress plugins you can use to create the perfect visitor experience. Learn how to use these tools... by Perpetual Traffic

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Just another WP Minute: The advent of WordPress Full Site Editing (FSE) has sparked plenty of discussion within the community. But it’s not just the technical aspects that have received attention. Giving the feature a more user-friendly name has also been a hot topic. On November 4, 2022, WordPress project Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy announced that the feature will be simply referred to as the “Site Editor”. Simplicity was only one consideration, however. Haden Chomphosy notes that the term can also be effectively translated into hundreds of languages. Given WordPress’ considerable international user base, a consistent name is desirable. Paired with the Block Editor, the Site Editor name should provide users with a clearer distinction between editing environments. Links You Shouldn’t Miss The phrase “Just another WordPress site” should be familiar to anyone who has installed the software. It’s been the default setting for the Site Tagline for years - but n by The WP Minute - WordPress news

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WP Mainline Episode 17 - Animated Plugin Icons, Plugin Machine, and OptinMonster: In this episode, Malcom Peralty and I were joined by Liam Dempsey to cover the news of the week. We shared our views on whether animated plugin icons should be allowed on the plugin directory or not. Spoiler: We all agreed that they shouldn’t. Josh Pollock is working on a new project and like many in the WordPress community, we’re excited to see it launch. Props to Josh for naming his product for exactly what it does. We then discussed Theme.json and the possibilities it opens up for theme developers. After encouraging folks to upgrade OptinMonster to the latest version to patch security vulnerabilities, we wrapped up the show by discussing WebDevStudios accepting Etherum as a form of payment for a client project. It worked for them but is accepting cryptocurrency the thing to do for every other agency? This Episode is Brought to You By GoDaddy Pro: Are you looking to increase your produ by WP Mainline

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WP Mainline Episode 16 - Dealing With the Growing Pains of WordPress' Huge Transition: In this episode, Malcom Peralty and I start the show by discussing some weird things that have been happening in our sleep. I share my experience attending the WordCamp Philly meetup group. It was nice to be able to watch a presentation and casually hang out with others in a chatroom. We then discussed two recent blog posts that describe WordPress as not being an excellent writing tool. We dove into this topic and I think it has a lot to do with the major transition that’s going on with WordPress. We talk about Ben Pines stepping down from his role at Elementor and the impact he’s had on that ecosystem. We round out the show by sharing our ideas on what to rename “Reusable Blocks” to and how to make it easier for casual users to learn what’s new in WordPress. This Episode is Brought to You By GoDaddy Pro: GoDaddy Pro Are you looking to increase your productivity? One tool that help by WP Mainline

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Helen Hou-Sandi reads your WordPress news!: It’s the WP Minute! I’m Helen Hou-Sandi, filling in for Matt. This episode is brought to you by FooGallery, check out their latest WooCommerce integration to start selling images right through WooCommerce, head on over to Foo.Gallery for more information! You know what it is, everything I mention here will be linked up in the newsletter and the blog post. Check out thewpminute.com for the links. Let’s get into the News Video Press announced that they have a new refreshed player that offers creators an intuitive design that puts their content in the spotlight. Video Press is fully integrated into WordPress so neither you nor your audience need to be redirected to external apps. You may already be familiar with VideoPress which is included in the Premium, Business, and eCommerce plans on WordPress.com and powers WordPress.tv. If you are a self-hosted site, you can get VideoPress through Jetpack, now available as a standalone produc by The WP Minute - WordPress news

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My Website Designing Toolbox - RD298: In , I discussed checklists and your design business. As a bonus to that episode, I offered my WordPress Website Setup Checklist. That was five years ago, and things have changed. In that time, I've grown and expanded as a web designer. The tools I... by Resourceful Designer: Strategies for running a graphic design business

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363: How to Talk to Users: This week, we dive into the details of having effective user research sessions, sharing tips and strategies to get more value out of customer conversations. In The Sidebar, Marshall explains his work journaling process to capture better day-to-day notes. by Design Details

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Ain't nobody gonna hold WordPress down: It’s the WP Minute! This episode is brought to you by FooGallery, check out their latest WooCommerce integration to start selling images right through WooCommerce, head on over to Foo.Gallery for more information! You know the drill, everything I mention here will be linked up in the newsletter and the blog post. Check out thewpminute.com for the links. News This week Project Huddle has joined the Brainstorm Force family. Project Huddle is a very popular tool that lets you use sticky note-style feedback on your web project and it is platform-independent working with Drupal, Joomla, and Shopify. Sujay Pawar, of Brainstorm Force, covers the acquisition in his video. If you are selling WordPress products, you may want to take a look at how Appsero has integrated with Gumroad for providing seamless connection while selling your product in Gumroad. You can track selling data of plugins or themes on Gumroad through the Appsero dashboar by The WP Minute - WordPress news

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Essential Strategies for Professional-Quality Video Production by The Elevate Media Podcast

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WP Mainline Episode 15 - WordPress 5.9 Proposed Features Are A Go for Launch: In this episode, Malcom Peralty and I confirm that the features proposed for WordPress 5.9 will be part of the release. We share our thoughts on the Twenty Twenty-two default theme that will ship with 5.9 and talk about what’s next for default themes. Will there be more than one released per year or will we see a new theme every other year? We then spent a good deal of time discussing the proposal to create a WordPress Performance Team. In my time of covering the WordPress project, I never would have guessed that performance could be a reason to slow down WordPress’ market share but as this comment from Mark Jaquith points out, it could happen, “It’s a huge problem, and fixing it is going to take a lot of effort, willpower and time. It’s worth doing. If WordPress frontend performance continues to decline, the project is going to cease to be a viable option for any site that cares about its SERPS.” We t by WP Mainline

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WP Mainline Episode 18 - WP Scan Acquired, WordFest Live 2022, and Jeffro AI: In this episode, Malcolm Peralty and I discussed the news of week starting off with Automattic’s acquisition of WPScan. I also shared my experience of what it was like to spend eight straight hours of reading, participating, and writing about WordPress. It’s exhausting. We then shared news of the WordPress community gift exchange and Malcolm put out a challenge for someone to create a Secret Santa WordPress site so folks could use it instead of Elfster. WordFest 2022 announced it will take place on March 4th, 2022. I’m a huge fan of a Big Orange Heart Foundation and am hopeful the organization can fulfill its sponsorships for 2022. Near the end of the show, we discussed yet again the writing experience in WordPress. We also described how Bob Dunn is synonymous with WooCommerce. If there’s a Woo, there’s a Bob. Last but not least, we wonder who could write a WordPress post better, Jeffro or Jeffro AI. by WP Mainline

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Backup Creator - Plugin Rankings - Divi Theme - Canva School - Zoom.us: Backup Creator - Plugin Rankings - Divi Theme - Canva School - Zoom.us by Web Tools Radio

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The Quick, Easy, and Affordable Way to Create a Professional Logo: I've seen a few programs that help you create logos. This is great, but sometimes you are in a hurry, and that is where logaster comes in handy (for the record, I think its a dumb name). You put in the name of your company, or lead magnet (or whatever... by Web Tools Radio

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26 | How Blogging Can Change Your Career: In this episode, Amy and James discuss all the benefits that come from blogging, including the positive effect it can have on your career. by COMPRESSEDfm

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Copywriting -3D Flip Book - Bookly - Learn Dash: Copywriting -3D Flip Book - Bookly - Learn Dash by Web Tools Radio

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Is Cornerstone the King the Page Builders?: I was emailing back and forth with Marcus Couch who is on the WP Plugins A to Z show. I heard him mention Divi, and Visual Composer. I was going to spotlight Visual Composer, and sent a message over to Marcus who then said he liked a plugin call... by Web Tools Radio

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140: Evan You - Reimagining the Modern Dev Server with Vite: In this episode, Adam is talks to Evan You about Vite, a new dev server and build tool for modern JavaScript projects. by Full Stack Radio

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665 Online Coding Interviews: How Not To Fail? - Simple Programmer Podcast: ► Online Coding Interviews: How Not To Fail? ◄ Nothing can be more terrifying for a software developer than an interview—especially if it is a coding interview on a whiteboard. Though, with the right preparation and mindset, an interview can... by Simple Programmer Podcast

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BIG Opportunities for Graphic Designers in Web - Another Conversation with Web Design Pro Josh Hall by The Angry Designer

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Episode 103 - Improving Developer Productivity w/ GenAI Powered Amazon Q in Amazon CodeCatalyst: Explore the cutting-edge of software development … by AWS Developers Podcast

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Voicea with Mohamed El-Geish: Today, Mohamed El-Geish joins us to talk about the voice AI technology powering Voicea. by Google Cloud Platform Podcast

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Success in WordPress: Its the WP Minute! This episode is brought to you by Search WP. Improve WordPress search by visiting SearchWP.com You know the drill, everything I mention here will be linked up in the newsletter and the blog post. Checkout thewpminute.com for the links. Sshh…no major acquisitions this week. WordPress 5.8 is slated for release on July 20. In just over a month, many users will get their first experience of the template-editing mode. This can be exciting for users allowing them to create custom templates without ever leaving the post-editing screen. New powerful blocks like the Theme blocks and Query blocks will be introduced. Beta 3 of 5.8 is available today for testing. If you’re looking for an alternative to Google Maps, Sarah Gooding from WordPress Tavern breaks down some of the recent happenings with the MapLibre Project. Citing she even opened a ticket for Jetpack to consider using it in a future release. Chris Lema shares his thoughts by The WP Minute - WordPress news

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388 The Top 5 Online Programming Certifications For 2017 - Simple Programmer Podcast: Whether you're choosing a language-specific or platform-oriented credential, it's worth looking at my top five programming certifications for software developers. I've talked several times before about attending to coding boot camps, doing nanodegrees... by Simple Programmer Podcast

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PB006: Make Your Blog Mobile Ready [Day 6 of 31 Days to Build a Better Blog]: How to Get Your Blog Mobile Friendly by ProBlogger Podcast: Blog Tips to Help You Make Money Blogging

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How much are WordPress agencies earning? by The WP Minute - WordPress news

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So much future; So much past?: Liquid Web continues to expand it’s nexus of acquisitions with it’s latest grab of GiveWP. From GiveWP’s own blog post: The future of GiveWP remains a top priority.Every team member is critical to our success.Leadership of the team and product are staying the same. You can check out our own interview with the GiveWP’s leadership team, Devin Walker and Matt Cromwell at thewpminute.com and friend of the show Joe Casabona featured a chat on the How I Built it podcast. Can’t get enough audio/video? How about over 2+ hours on the future of WordPress?! The WP Cafe podcast sat down with Josepha Haden Chomphosy & Matt Mullenweg to highlight the project’s future as of May 10th 2021. As you’d imagine most things point to Gutenberg, Full-site editing, but one particular discussion I thought was interesting was the term Universal Themes. Give this show a listen to learn more about that or attention a scheduled Universal Themes Hallway hangout on Friday Ma by The WP Minute - WordPress news

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BDTP. Producing Technical Content with Karl Hughes: Today we have another episode of Better Done Than Perfect. Listen in as we talk with Karl Hughes, founder of Draft.dev. You'll learn how to scale content for different goals, the editorial process he follows at his agency, tips for content promotion, and more. by UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy

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Lego Problems - Modes of Operation on Component-Driven Problems: There are only so many ways you can manipulate LEGO. In today's episode we talk about those fundamental transformation steps and how they apply to your daily problem solving. by Developer Tea

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WP Mainline Episode 19 - GoDaddy Acquires Pagely, Doing The Woo, and WordPress Contributor Churn: In this episode, Malcolm Peralty and I are joined by Bob Dunn of Do The Woo fame to discuss the news of the week. We started off by discussing the most surprising acquisition of the year with GoDaddy acquiring Pagely. We briefly touch on what’s new in WordPress 5.8.2 while trying to figure out how to pronounce Thijs de Valk’s name. Thijs de Valk is the new CEO for Yoast. Bob explains what exactly his partnership with Post Status entails and what we can expect from it. Last but not least, we had a great discussion about Paul Lacey’s post and contributor churn in WordPress and whether or not WordPress could one day run out of free labor to keep the project going. If you tell me the correct number of times I say “Do The Woo” in this episode, contact me and I might have a surprise for you. This Episode is Brought to You By GoDaddy Pro: GoDaddy Pro Are you looking to increase your by WP Mainline

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