Yes. A Free Course! If you are trying to build a membership site, then you know one of my favorite plugins is MemberPress. And if you want your site to look good, you know I recommend Beaver Builder. So I’ve created a free course – six parts – that walk you thru the exact steps to creating […]
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Why I recommend Beaver Builder to WordPress Freelancers
Yesterday I was the presenter at our local WordPress meetup It’s a great group of folks that are developers, designers, site configurators, implementers and business owners. Basically, the group is diverse with a variety of skill sets. And my topic was how to manage the dynamic, which we’ve all lived thru before, of dealing with clients […]
You can share your landing page designs easily with Beaver Builder
You’ve seen landing pages like this before A landing page that collects an email in exchange for a free eBook download isn’t something new or really all that interesting. Tons of products can make this – from themes, to hosted solutions, to fancier solutions that manage funnels, and if you’re super cool, you likely already […]
Beaver Builder: Creating a homepage with a video background
Create a Video Background in less than 10 minutes Creating a video background hero shot on your homepage doesn’t have to be super difficult. The other day I received an email question about how to do it and I thought I would show you using Beaver Builder – an incredible solution for creating drag & […]
Choosing a WordPress Drag and Drop Page Builder
Page Builders are everywhere The other day I explained why we were going to keep seeing Page Builders everywhere. If you don’t know what a page builder is, think of it as an easy solution for people to drag and drop various items onto a web page so that they can make their own sites […]
Why customers want WordPress Page Builders
Why do people want WordPress Page Builders? Before I get into this, I need to take you back several years ago. Make that a few hundred. It’s likely you don’t know much about how furniture was built in the 17th and 18th century. But you likely didn’t come to this site to learn about woodworking […]
A drag and drop WordPress Page Builder – Good or Bad?
Some context for the discussion A couple months ago I started work on a website that will soon launch. The reality is that much of the time on the project has been spent on discussion – determining the right solutions to the right problems and a design that will deliver the right results. Mind you, when I […]
Page Builder Themes: Obox's Layers vs WPMU Dev's Upfront
If you have to choose between these two page builder themes, which should you choose? Layers or Upfront? I’ll tell you my opinion.
Here's why Divi and other Page builders won't go away
No matter how many people, “insiders” complain, Divi and other page builders won’t disappear from the WordPress ecosystem.
Comparing Drag & Drop WordPress Page Builders
If you’re going to be comparing drag and drop WordPress page builders then you’ll likely want to start with this short list.
Why we created the Managed WooCommerce Beginner Plan
Today we announced a new Managed WooCommerce Plan for new stores! I can’t tell you how many people just about lost their mind when we launched our initial plans for Managed WooCommerce Hosting. After all, our initial price was $250 a month. That’s a lot of money. But you know who didn’t complain? Store Owners. […]
If I were talking about Gutenberg & WordPress…
The last time I wrote about Gutenberg, I told you I was confused. I don’t think I’m confused anymore, but I am clear that I don’t speak in any official capacity for WordPress, Automattic or anyone involved in the development of Gutenberg. So take these thoughts for what they are – my own personal take […]
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People don’t fully grasp how strategic Chris is. I love that about him and count on it all the time.
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Chris often breaks paradigms and has me rethinking the way I approach my business.
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Chris always gives me something to think about – a new lens through which to examine my business.
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Chris’s advice has helped me to make better decisions about my business, and manage my clients better.
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Chris has been a source of wisdom and insight in business and product strategy, startups, entrepreneurship, and more.
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Chris is one of those rare people who can take a difficult subject and make it easy to learn and remember.
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Chris has a heart of gold and is willing to reach out and help. He has helped me in several ways both in WordPress coding and consulting with me on my business. He has been a blessing in my life and look forward to a long friendship with him.
Gregg Franklin -
Chris Lema always drops knowledge bombs that makes me think about how I can evolve my WordPress-powered business. Even more valuable is that he does it in a way that makes drastic change seem achievable.
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Whether it's product strategy or a question about which plugin to use, I know Chris will get me an answer faster than anyone else.
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Chris is a great mentor, instructor and friend. He fills all these roles with a down to earth style and ease that actually encourages you to believe that success is within your grasp.
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