The WP-Tonic Live Panel sat down on January 21st to talk about WordPress form plugins–a market that only continues to grow. Gravity Forms still has the most integrations and the largest ecosystem, but that may not always be the case. WordPress users and developers have almost too many choices, but the good news is that there are several very good choices, depending on your needs and budget. Continue Reading WP-Tonic 159: WordPress Form Plugins There’s no such thing as market saturation when it comes to WordPress plugins
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WP-Tonic 157: Coordinating Complex Site Migrations Moving a WordPress site is usually easy. Moving a site to WordPress...maybe not.
If you’re planning to move your website to a new hosting company, a new domain, or even a new CMS, take some time to make sure you have everything in place before you start. The WP-Tonic live panel discusses what’s involved and how to ensure a smooth transition. Continue Reading WP-Tonic 157: Coordinating Complex Site Migrations Moving a WordPress site is usually easy. Moving a site to WordPress…maybe not.
WP-Tonic Live Panel Resumes The posse is back for a new season
After a break for the winter holidays, the WP-Tonic Live Panel is back for a new season. If you’re around on Saturday mornings at 9 AM Pacific, come join us. The best place to look for info is on the panel page on WP-Tonic.com. You can also subscribe on YouTube or iTunes. Continue Reading WP-Tonic Live Panel Resumes The posse is back for a new season
Watch My Interview on WP-Tonic Podcast 137 We talk freelancing, WordPress, and Greek
Most Saturdays at 10 AM, you can find me on the WP-Tonic Live panel, but this week I was actually the interview guest. Jonathan Denwood, John Locke, and I talked about freelancing, the early days of the Web and my previous life as a classicist, among other things. Continue Reading Watch My Interview on WP-Tonic Podcast 137 We talk freelancing, WordPress, and Greek
WP-Tonic 130: Does Content Marketing Really Work?
If you want your content marketing to work, you have to be prepared to invest time, research, and hard work, in order to answer questions and solve problems for your target market (or those who influence them). It can be a challenge to maintain a publishing schedule at all if you are a small business, much less produce high-quality, shareable content. But if you can do it, it can really pay off. Continue Reading WP-Tonic 130: Does Content Marketing Really Work?
