Interviews & Features

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If our server can’t keep up with the number of requests its getting, we have two basic options; scale up, add more servers or server resources, or make the program more efficient. A perfectly-optimized program would never run out of server resources. That’s a great ideal, but its hard and processing power is cheap, so …

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17 Oct 2018

Making Mobile Web a Priority

More and more people are ditching their desktops for phones and tablets. If your site doesn’t display properly on mobile, you run the risk at falling behind your competitors. According to Global Product Partnership, Barb Palsner, the median mobile web experience has grown almost 1,000 percent in the last eight years. That is a staggering …

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9 Oct 2018

5 Actionable Ways To Improve Your WordPress Site With Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Running a WordPress site is hard work, so wouldn’t it be great if you could get a little help now and then? No, I’m not talking about hiring a human! I’m talking about harnessing artificial intelligence to improve your WordPress site without lifting one of your human fingers. Artificial intelligence is no longer the exclusive …

DevelopmentInterviews & Features

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2 Oct 2018

Doc Pop News Drop: GutenbergCloud and the Gutenberg Module for Drupal

Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. At DrupalEurope, one of the largest Drupal conferences in the world, Per André Rønsen and Marco Fernandes announced a new Gutenberg module in the works. When …

GutenbergInterviews & FeaturesWordPress

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24 Sept 2018

How to Use Case Studies to Win More Work

Winning new clients is a primary concern for many freelance developers and agency owners. However, making sure a project goes swimmingly is also a key consideration, not least because the quicker a project wraps, the faster you can begin the next one. In our opinion, case studies are one of the best ways to do …

Interviews & FeaturesDevelopment

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17 Sept 2018

WordPress’ Trusted Authors Program: What It Is and How You Can Get Onboard

The WordPress theme review process has become notorious for the sometimes long delay between making a submission and receiving approval. This waiting period is often understandable, given the vast array of new themes that are regularly submitted, but it doesn’t help when you’re trying to push your new product live quickly. With that in mind, …

DevelopmentInterviews & FeaturesMarketing & Business

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21 Aug 2018

Top WordPress Plugins for 2018: White Paper

WordPress is the most powerful and customizable CMS on the market, powering over 30 percent of the web. This is due largely in part to the nearly 60,000 plugins available to download. Though that number speaks to the thousands of functions you can perform, it can also seem very daunting. That’s a lot to choose …

Interviews & FeaturesPlugins

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17 Aug 2018

Lesser Known but High-Quality Yoast SEO Alternatives for WordPress SEO

Search engines play an extremely crucial role in bringing organic traffic, leads, and customers for any website. A high-ranking page can easily pull in thousands of visitors at any given date. And that’s why site owners are constantly on the lookout for ways to improve their website’s SEO rankings. However, for WordPress site owners, SEO optimization …

PluginsInterviews & FeaturesMarketing & Business

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13 Aug 2018

Doc Pop News Drop: How To “Try Gutenberg” in WordPress 4.9.8

Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. You may have noticed that WordPress 4.9.8 includes a “Try Gutenberg” button. In this week’s video, which was shot at WordCamp for Publishers, we talk to …

GutenbergInterviews & FeaturesWordPress

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10 Aug 2018

Interviews from WordCamp for Publishers 2018

WordCamp for Publishers is a two day conference for online publishers of any size. This year’s event was hosted in Chicago and was filled with talks about how agencies are helping publishers improve their workflow with Gutenberg, how to improve accessibility, and why paywalls may actually be good for the open web. I had a …

Community & EventsInterviews & Features

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25 Jul 2018

Doc Pop News Drop: The CCPA vs GDPR

Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. In this week’s News Drop, we talk about the California Consumer Protection Act of 2018 and how it might affect WordPress users. We also talk about …

Security & PrivacyInterviews & FeaturesWordPress

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19 Jul 2018

Video Interviews from WordCamp Europe

Did you miss this year’s WordCamp Europe in Belgrade, Serbia? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. We had a great time talking to some of our favorite WordPressers, and we’ve complited them into a playlist of interviews. Along with a recap of Matt Mullenweg’s WCEU talk, we chatted with Joost de Valk, Libby Barker, Karim …

Interviews & FeaturesCommunity & Events

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Interviews & Features

Small is the New Big: An Interview with Paul Jarvis

Making Mobile Web a Priority

5 Actionable Ways To Improve Your WordPress Site With Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Doc Pop News Drop: GutenbergCloud and the Gutenberg Module for Drupal

How to Use Case Studies to Win More Work

WordPress’ Trusted Authors Program: What It Is and How You Can Get Onboard

Top WordPress Plugins for 2018: White Paper

Lesser Known but High-Quality Yoast SEO Alternatives for WordPress SEO

Doc Pop News Drop: How To “Try Gutenberg” in WordPress 4.9.8

Interviews from WordCamp for Publishers 2018

Doc Pop News Drop: The CCPA vs GDPR

Video Interviews from WordCamp Europe