WPwatercooler
WPwatercooler is recorded Friday at 11:00 am Pacific on YouTube Live.
Each week our host Jason Tucker brings together people from the WordPress community to discuss WordPress and how it is changing our businesses and our lives. This is built as a light-hearted edutainment show where education is an accidental byproduct of the entertainment.
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This week on WPwatercooler we discuss burnout, dealing with grinding and finding an escape.
Can you replace social media with your own website? We start our discussion here and Jason continues it on his person website – Should we replace Facebook with our personal websites? Also on:
It’s a Holiday Block Editor Party! Join us around the virtual Watercooler as we talk about WordPress 5.0, Gutenberg Block Editor and the holiday season!
Join us around the virtual WPwatercooler on an upcoming episode!
Join us around the virtual WPwatercooler on an upcoming episode!
Join us around the virtual WPwatercooler on an upcoming episode!
This week we discussed around the WPwatercooler ecommerce, Drupal, Joomla, Jetpack, freemium, premium and free along with making Hello Dolly Gutenberg compatible with DollyBlock.
WordCamp Leadership & Speaker Diversity
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Join us this week on WPwatercooler. You can participate by signing up for one of our episodes here on our events page.
Join us this week on WPwatercooler!
History « WordPress Codex Lyceum (software – Wikipedia) The story of b2, b2evolution and WordPress Plugin Detective – Troubleshooting | WordPress.org Join us on this episode of WPwatercooler by visiting our Upcoming Events page. Also on:
Russ spoke about Voiceblogging at WordCamp Minneapolis / St. Paul and walked around the WordCamp promoting his talk Say Anything style.
This week on WPwatercooler we discuss how new folks to WordPress should approach Facebook Groups relating to WordPress. There is 120+ Groups on Facebook with the word WordPress in its title. That right there is daunting. When it comes to asking a question as a new user, which should you choose? How should you choose it and why are all the admins telling you to post elsewhere?
Dan gives us a tour of his house Russ talks about last week’s episode, give it a watch https://www.wpwatercooler.com/video/ep282-wpwatercooler/ Check out WPblab with James Laws https://www.wpwatercooler.com/video/wpblab-ep108-marketing-your-wordpress-business-with-loss-leaders/ Russ talks about teaching a class about catching people up in the conversation so they know what Gutenberg is. Russ talks about WordCamps, Meetups…