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279 posts tagged "product-work"
Solve the Right Problem
Doing research when creating new products is critical. But sometimes we forget to ask a key question. This makes it hard to solve the right problem.
Pitching WordPress as an Application Framework
In what now seems like a weekly conversation, I'm asked about how I use WordPress as an application framework. This week the question was around pitching.
Yearly Plugin Fees
Some people are bothered by the yearly license fees for some premium plugins. I'm not one of them.
Why buy the cow when the milk is free?
It's an age old question: Why buy the cow when the milk is free? It applies to freelancers as much as anyone else.
Choose Value over Price
When you need to select a WordPress developer to help you get your site live, choose value over price. The lowest bidder isn't the way to go.
Product Developers, We're Asking the Wrong Questions
Do you find that your product launches aren't going smoothly? Maybe it's because as product developers, we're asking the wrong questions. Here's a new set.
The Invasion of the Lightweights
I first heard the term \"invasion of the lightweights\" back in the mid-90's. I heard it again in 2002. And now it feels like it needs to be re-introduced.
WordPress e-Commerce Developers: Remember Compliance
When you're creating your next WordPress e-commerce solution, I want you thinking about liability and compliance, not just about technology.
Five Tips for Product Managers
After fifteen years of new product development, here are my five tips for product managers.
How to Screw Up a Product Rewrite
Here are my five rules to protect you from screwing up a product rewrite.
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