Do you like Tumblr? Do you like WordPress? What if you could combine the two!? Well that may be an option very soon.
Today we’ll explore Tumblr’s story up to it’s recent acquisition by Automattic – the owner and host of WordPress.com
Could this mean working WordPress into the backend of Tumblr, API support between the two platforms, and ultimately creating an open sources Tumblr? Listen now to find out!
In today’s episode, this dynamic duo shows us how staying focused and working collaboratively is the key to achieving your business goals.
We dive into setting intentions and finding core customers, and why every decision we make should begin with them in mind.
So grab your telescope & let’s go stargazing!
Starting a business is hard. Internet trolls are inevitable, but they shouldn’t keep you from crossing the bridge to success.
That’s why in today’s episode we’re going to be talking about the emotional aspects of navigating business relationships – with clients or customers.
Jason also covers building membership sites, how to determine your prices, and how to even raise your prices with your existing client base in such a way they understand. We learned a lot and hope you do too!
Today we get tactical and practical, this is your step-by-step audio guide to how you can book speaking gigs at WordCamps around the world.
We go over the standard process of applying to speak, the unconventional tactics you can use to make sure you have the best odds of landing your spot, and we even dig into WordCamp controversies…
That’s right, this episode’s juicy. You won’t want to miss this!
The first step towards solving a problem is knowing that there is a problem to begin with, and operating a remote team there’s bound to be some problems.
That’s where Leah comes in, in today’s episode she gives us several actionable nuggets about hiring, scaling, managing, and growing a remote team.
So buckle up and prepare for an insider’s look at a remote team of 90+ people.
Thinking about running a business and starting a family? Don’t worry, I’ve heard it is possible and soon I’ll be figuring it out myself…
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