Agree, it's like a necessary evil, but with the investment some people have put into, especially those that how found traction recently, like you said, tough decision. I'm with you. And a lot of my efforts are leaning into LinkedIn. And true, we just can do what we do and see what happens.
So I'm back here checking things out. 💥 Still on X, but cancelled my subscription (made my stomach hurt each month) 💥 Again, said no to jumping on Threads 💥 Getting Do the Woo site fediversed up 💥 Excited to bring the blog back to DTW Lot's of stuff happening. And a lot of thinking on social 🤔
If you want to hear some great tips on the path to creating a plugin extension for an existing plugin, such as WooCommerce, listen to this chat dothewoo.io/the-path-for...
Great tips and insights for WordPress and WooCommerce builders who are creating a plugin that is an extension of an existing plugin.
If you sell products or services for Woo, or WordPress, here are some good insights.... dothewoo.io/content-stra...
Adam and Emma talking about all things content when it comes to building brand recognition and trust for your Woo and WordPress business.
Well, it's been a bit over a month since State of the Word happened in Madrid, and previously you had heard some conversation around the event here. But I had just a few more WordPressers that wanted to share their takeaways from their own perspective. dothewoo.io/more-takeawa...
One more show with reflections and takeaways from State of the Word 2023.
"Spotify has roughly three million artists with more than 10 songs on the platform, according to 2022 data, but just 16,000 of them make more than $50,000 from Spotify. That means less than 1% of artists can make a reasonable living from Spotify alone."
Got to chat with David more about the "Woo dot com" branding. dothewoo.io/the-backstor...
David Callaway from Woo.com joins BobWP as they take a deeper dive into the latest WooCommerce branding.
So Friday, I talked a bit about the state of WordPress meetups, more or less the growth I'm seeing. dothewoo.io/wordpress-me...
A bit of reflection and good feelings seeing more meetups being organized. Plus a teaser for State of the Word and watch parties.
Because none of us know what the WordPress and WooCommerce builder community will look like and who will be representing it, not in the next few months or few years. So we adapt, we support each other and take it one day at a time. Or should I say, one builder at a time. dothewoo.io/three-years-...
It started with Woo builders. And with the expectation of connecting the global community, it continues with Woo and WordPress builders.