Tag: products

  • #132 – Katie Keith & Matt Cromwell on Making a Success of Your WordPress Product

    #132 – Katie Keith & Matt Cromwell on Making a Success of Your WordPress Product

    Katie Keith, founder and CEO of Barn2 Plugins, and Matt Cromwell, co-founder of GiveWP, discuss their podcast ‘WP Product Talk’ where they interview WordPress product owners about running successful businesses. They summarise insights from their interviews and unveil a blueprint for building successful WordPress products, presented at WordCamp Europe. Key topics include enhancing the WordPress…

  • 10 Lessons Learned From Five Years of Selling WordPress Products

    10 Lessons Learned From Five Years of Selling WordPress Products

    This post was contributed by Rebecca Gill. Rebecca is the founder of Web Savvy Marketing, a web development, design, maintenance, and SEO consulting company based in Michigan and host of the SEO Bits podcast. Rebecca recently sold her Genesis Theme store to 9seeds, a store she managed and maintained for five years. In this post,…

  • Panel Discussion On Commercial WordPress Products and Services

    Panel Discussion On Commercial WordPress Products and Services

    One of the highlights of WordCamp Minneapolis 2014, was the panel discussion on commercial WordPress products. The panel was filled with successful business minds sharing their knowledge of running commercial WordPress products and services. Each of the panelists shared their story on how they started their business. One thing they all have in common is…

  • WordPress Commercial Theme Businesses Offer Advice On Hiring Support Staff

    WordPress Commercial Theme Businesses Offer Advice On Hiring Support Staff

    Support is one of the most difficult and expensive aspects of a business. At the same time, it’s often a determining factor on whether a company sticks around for one or several years. One thing I’ve noticed most of the established WordPress commercial theme businesses have in common is their reputation for providing good support.…

  • The Darkside Of WordPress

    WPLift.com has published a cool post that looks into the dark economy surrounding WordPress. That is, those who use WordPress in nefarious ways for profit. Examples include spammers, those who buy automated blog comments, hackers, and the unethical practice of reselling GPL products using trademarks and branding.

  • Easy Commerce With ShopLocket

    E-Commerce is hard, for both developers and end users. That’s why I was happy to see something like ShopLocket come across my inbox. ShopLocket is perfect for those who have one, or just a few products to sell on their website. Instead of going through the process of installing an entire e-commerce system like WooCommerce,…