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Why we all need to keep watching iThemes

WordPressNov 11, 2013

Every time you can take something complex and make it easier, people will love you. That's why we all need to keep watching iThemes.

WordPress

The Value of Meeting in Person

Marketing & CommunicationsNov 8, 2013

I've been in South Africa for a week and the best part of it has been connecting with the WooThemes team - meeting in person.

Marketing & CommunicationsBusiness Advice

Why I use comments on my site

WordPressNov 7, 2013

When it comes to comments on a site, there's a lot of debate on whether you should or shouldn't have them. Here's my reasoning.

WordPressMarketing & Communications

The Future of WordPress Plugin Development

Product WorkNov 6, 2013

Are we in a Gold Rush in the WordPress community? I don't think so. But we might get there. Here's what it means for plugin development.

Product Work

Approachable WordPress

WordPressNov 5, 2013

Every community has its superstars. The difference in the WordPress community is that ours are accessible. That's Approachable WordPress.

WordPressBusiness Advice

Why I send my entire post to my RSS subscribers

WordPressNov 4, 2013

You could send an excerpt to subscribers of your RSS feed. But I hate that. Here's why. And how to fix it by sending your entire post.

WordPressMarketing & Communications

No more staring at a blank canvas!

WordPressNov 3, 2013

It can easily be stressful to stare at a blank canvas. But if you're a WordPress designer or developer, soon you may not need to worry.

WordPress

Monitoring User Behavior

Product WorkNov 2, 2013

We can get so caught up with other things that we forget that we should be monitoring user behavior. So here's my reminder!

Product Work

Embrace Destruction

CoachingOct 31, 2013

We all get comfortable. It's natural. But to keep getting better and better, you need to learn to embrace destruction: the destruction of your comfort.

Coaching

Want a better product?

Product WorkOct 30, 2013

Want to build a better product? It's really not as complicated as you might think. Embrace competition. Use it to challenge yourself.

Product Work

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