WordPress Consulting

The WP-Tonic podcast panel agrees: fear, frustration, and envy are the main drivers for redesigns of business websites. Whether it’s avoiding Mobilegeddon or keeping up with the Joneses, clients are rarely motivated by the same things that drive developers.

Jonathan Denwood, John Locke, Jackie D’Elia, Morten Rand-Hendriksen, and I talk about writing proposals for WordPress development work in WP-Tonic 113. Proposals are an ongoing evolution fueled by our own mistakes, but also enhanced by tools like the WP Elevation’s $10K Proposal Template.

The usability and client-friendliness of WordPress have been on my mind for a while. I got together with my colleague Jon Leland from Combridges to discuss when SquareSpace is a better option–and when it isn’t.

Jonathan Denwood, John Locke, Kim Shivler, Jackie D’Elia and I chimed in on the state of online marketing in 2016 for WP-Tonic 103. We all agreed that in spite of Snapchat and Facebook Live, email continues to be the most important channel, both for us as WordPress consultants and for our clients.