Search results for: russell aaron

Wanna be on this episode or one in the future? Interested in getting your product or service in front of our viewers and listeners? Check out how to sponsor an episode of one of our shows.  

As much as we like to think Open Source is all about giving and not getting, it isn’t a sustainable model. Peace, Love, and WordPress are great, but we still need to eat. So how are plugins really funded? We continue this series on funding open source with Russell Aaron. He has built and maintained several plugins on his own while an employee with a company. Russ says he supports his plugins “on his own dime,” so you’ll want to watch this episode for sure.

This week on WPblab we have Laura Coronado the Communications Specialist at WebDevStudios. Russell Aaron and Jason Tucker will be talking with Laura about some techniques for starting and maintaining an editorial calendar, plotting your posts and allowing yourself to be flexible in order to remain timely. If you or your staff haven’t created an editorial calendar yet now is your chance to get yourself educated on it, use the social link here to share this content with your coworkers and friends on social media.

This week on WPblab Bridget Willard and Jason Tucker will be speaking with friend of the show Russell Aaron about what should you do after making a WordPress plugin.

Russell Aaron reviews User Switching WordPress plugin

This week on the WPwatercooler we’re going to be sharing our WordPress wish list.

This week on the show we’re discussing the life of a freelance WordPress Developer.

After Seven years of beginner-focused live shows and podcasting, WPwatercooler launches new developer-focused show

On this episode, Jason Tucker and Bridget Willard get sentimental and invite past guests to jump on and share what they’ve learned recently in WordPress. We’re all life-long learners. Come join in the fun in the chat and see more details in our Facebook Group.

This week Jason Tucker is joined by Verious Smith to discuss how you can market your Meetup.com group using WordPress.