Category: WordPress Development

The house that WordPress built…or will build. It can be challenging for new WordPress freelancers to get started in this industry. You […]

[00:00:00] Matt: The two of you are cooking up something called, get deliver it.com. Get delivered it.com. You can find a special […]

[00:00:00] Matt: I think you said you maybe own a little interest in a, in a pizza shop at one point. I […]

[00:00:00] Akshat: So I go by founder because I think there’s still a very small company to take the mantle of CEO. […]

What’s the side effect from WordPress changing so rapidly? We’re dragging blocks, inserting patterns, and visually building our themes these days. There’s […]

From Expression Engine to WordPress, Rob Howard has built his WordPress agency as a flagship for larger agencies to source work to. […]

What does the word entrepreneur mean anymore? To you? I think there’s that slightly jaded view of the TechCrunch Disrupt vision of […]

There’s a new cohort of WordPress celebrity hitting the spotlight these days and I’m here for it. When we look back in […]

There’s an entire industry built on selling you the Holy Grail of raising your rates. Courses, memberships, ebooks, videos all assuring you […]

Today’s guest, Ines van Dijk, is helping WordPress product owners get better at customer support. With over a decade of experience in […]

The most common piece of advice I think WordPress freelancers receive first is to “find your niche.” Easier said than done. Niches […]

Rachel Winchester is challenging us to think about WordPress as a canvas for art. WordPress as a paint brush, not an NFT. […]