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WordPress Maintenance: four problems and how to solve them
You are just trying to make a living, right? I mean, you become a WordPress developer to have flexibility, freedom, and the ability to take care of your family. WordPress has been an awesome tool. You can create sites for your clients very affordably and they can actually update and write blog posts themselves. You decided, along the way, that you would support your clients’ ongoing website to both help your client with all the techy stuff and to make Continue reading the post...
Q&A with developer Joshua Vandercar
Joshua Vandercar has been a MainWP customer for slightly over a year. He is the owner of Typewheel, a digital creative company in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He lives with his wife and four kids. Previously he taught mathematics and has served in various outdoor and cross-cultural ministry organizations. For the past six years, Vandercar has been digging into WordPress leading to the development of plugins and themes. He also contributed to WordPress core and spoke at WordCamp Minneapolis. Vandercar agreed to Continue reading the post...
How to build your WordPress developer tech skills and change your life
How do you build your tech skills as a WordPress Developer? Today we are going to take a look at this topic. Let’s dive in, shall we? There’s no doubt that the web game has changed. If you remember some 15 or 20 years ago when a person built a website, they did everything there was to do. I remember my first website for someone other than myself. I was allowed to build a website for my church. It was an Continue reading the post...
WordPress Roundup: creating a micro jobsite, telling your story, and keyword research
In today’s WordPress roundup, we are looking at micro-job websites, telling your story, podcasting for everyone by Anchor, and the new Ubersuggest tool by Neil Patel. So saddle up buckaroos, let’s get galloping into the March version of the WordPress Roundup. How to Create a Micro-Job Website Like Fiverr with WordPress I am still debating the validity of setting up a job site, either solo or on your website or blog. With the emergence of modern-day apps like Indeed and Continue reading the post...
The dreaded email newsletter. Learn how to get started!
So, you give in and try to start getting email addresses. You have created a fantastic lead magnet, started creating blog posts and slowly you are starting to get email addresses. It happens, sometimes much slower than we like, but when you put set these wheels in motion, you start to get emails. However, there is a problem. You are at a loss for what to do next. You are paralyzed about what to say to your email subscribers. You Continue reading the post...
Using the Interact Quiz Builder to make interactive lead magnets
Gathering email addresses is a tried and true method of gathering leads. Once you have email addresses from potential customers, you can email them and move them closer to a buyer stage. These days, the ebooks and worksheets as downloads are becoming the norm. It seems like everyone has something to give away. I’m not saying that these don’t work anymore. I’m saying that it isn’t unique and if you want your business to stand out, you must offer something Continue reading the post...
Rounding up testimonials to supercharge your marketing
No doubt you have seen the recent commercials of Keanu Reeves for Squarespace. On the grandest stage of them all, the Super Bowl, they launched a commercial of the famous adrenaline actor standing on his motorcycle while riding it down the road. He defies gravity. What does Keanu Reeves have to do with Squarespace? Well, the company managed to get him to build his website on the platform. Now, I know what you are all thinking. You are all thinking, Continue reading the post...
February Podcast Roundup: Unorthodox marketing
In this month’s roundup, we take a look at two podcasts, WPblab and WP Tonic. WPblab discusses unorthodox marketing techniques with Amish-born, single mom, marketer Meg Delagrange. WP Tonic discusses how Lee Jackson changed directions to launch Agency Trailblazers. WPblab EP93 – Unorthodox Marketing with Meg Delagrange WPblab As mentioned in the podcast, many of us are self-taught as developers and programmers. This is how Meg Delagrange learned her version of marketing. Meg is the design and marketing director of Continue reading the post...
Customer delight: How to get your customers to love you
Love is cherished in our culture. Wouldn’t you agree? Romance is everywhere, not just at February 14th. Think back three months, if you will. Christmastime is filled with romantic feelings as we all want to feel the magic of love during the holidays. Let me ask you a question. What is your favorite place to hang out? For me, it is an independent coffee shop here in town. I don’t know how many people I have sent to the little Continue reading the post...
Get your life back: Seven ways the MainWP Dashboard saves you time
“Do. Or do not. There is no try.” Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back via GIPHY You got in the business of entrepreneurship for many reasons. One of those reasons is to do all of the things you love. Imagine your surprise when you finally started working for yourself when you found out you don’t have any time. You have to do everything from admin, o development, to client management, to cleaning your offices’ bathrooms. Then, you hustle up dozens if Continue reading the post...
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