I think this is the first episode of WordPress Weekly ever that I flew solo the entire episode. That’s why it was so short today. I’m not use to flying solo so bare with the mumbling I did that makes up most of the episode. I talked about some of the tibits I picked up from Matts keynote at WordCamp San Francisco, my efforts to monetize, my review of the limit logins plugin and a couple of other things. Hoping that after vacation and such, I can implement a few changes I have planned for the show. Long needed changes by the way.
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Recording the aftershows is a great idea. The couple of times I’ve stuck around, they’ve been interesting and fun so sign me up.
Print-on-demand services are kinda expensive, but it doesn’t cost you anything and there’s no risk, you can experiment and figure out what works. I’d totally recommend Zazzle, they have done a great job for me in the past.
The nice thing is, you can start offering products through print-on-demand right away and use the revenue and experience to pick up just what inventory you know you can sell in a realistic amount of time. Though the thought of you surrounded by giant piles of WPTavern tshirts does make me giggle ;)
Only a few more weeks until your hundredth episode, how exciting! Oh, and good luck with your house, next time send Chip…