This week on WPblab Bridget Willard & Jason Tucker speak with Sé Reed of Sé Reed Media about how small businesses can use WordPress. There is much ranting and raving about the difficulties of getting small businesses to choose WordPress over companies like Wix and Squarespace. Sé shares her perspective on educating new users to WordPress and her quest for making the entry level of self hosted WordPress easier for small businesses.
EP030 – Using #WordPress for Your #SmallBiz /w @sereedmedia – #WPblab
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423 responses to “EP030 – Using #WordPress for Your #SmallBiz /w @sereedmedia – #WPblab”
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like scribu
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yep, if the dev wants to keep it visible in the repo they can update the Readme.
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if they don’t want to do that offer it to other devs
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So that’s how you do it. Readme. Boom. Done.
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fee*
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lol @noncasus
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ask for a rehoming free >_>
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@techno_siren 😛
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next gen gallery
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Some plugins should just be baked into WP
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you should just update the readme
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@jasontucker and they’re not up to date? O_O
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@jasontucker you da real mvp
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I love the idea for Show & Tell.
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I’d watch that
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I also would.
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ha ha. Changing DNS. Good Job!
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Alright guys goodnight.
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night guys
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bye guys
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Bye err’body
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Good discussion. I definitely heard, toward the end of the episode feelings from the non-technical people. The sentiment that is not expressed is that not everything is meant to be done by non-technical people. The frustrations expressed toward the end of the show seem more in line with not understanding the reason for the limitations is because a higher skill level is required. Example, Nursing level vs Doctor level, Draftsman vs Architect, Cook vs Chef.
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