Wp Elevation Wordpress Business Podcast

  Leave a comment under the video and tell us the number one frustration you have with outsourcing or the number one thing holding you back and you could win a free consulting session with Dave on Skype. The post Episode #64 Dave Hecker appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Greg Taylor describes himself as a marketing developer. I believe this is the most valuable position you can hold in the current WordPress ecosystem if you are building solutions for clients. I think Greg agrees. Discover how Greg has carved this niche out himself and what it has meant in terms of transforming his business. The post Episode #62 Greg Taylor appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Ben Stickland made lots of money as a kid selling tulips on the side of the road. Then he spent two years making very little money as a web developer. Now he makes lots of money again selling complex custom websites to large organisations and marketing software to small business. Ben is here to help us elevate... The post Episode #61 Ben Stickland appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Ed Dale is undoubtedly Australia's most well-known online marketer and founder of the 30 day challenge where he has taught over 300,000 people how to make their first dollar online since 2005. He is also one of my mentors and the reason that WP Elevation exists in the first place. I am very proud to bring Ed and his knowledge and passion to our listeners. This is more than a podcast; this is in Ed Dale Masterclass. The post Episode #60 Ed Dale appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Vid Luther wants to solve the WordPress hosting problem and has been working at it since WordPress was B2. He started ZippyKid, raised some funding and has since rebranded as Pressable. Vid also revealed that he and his brother should have been in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 but overslept. I was not prepared for that. The post #59 Vid Luther of Pressable.com appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Dale Beaumont turned this episode of the podcast into a Masterclass by teaching us so much about positioning, finding your niche, getting clear about your purpose and vision for your business, avoiding distraction, processes and systems and getting out of your own way long enough to speak in front of groups pf people! I've learned so much from Dale over the years that I just had to bring him on the podcast. The post Episode #58 Dale Beaumont from Business Blueprint appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Tracy Levesque is one half of Yikes Inc, a WordPress and Cold Fusion shop in Philadelphia. She speaks at WordCamps, teaches at Girl Develop It and is a big fan of getting up close and personal with her fears. In this episode, you'll discover how they have grown their team, learnt to say no to clients and how Tracy uses Trello to keep her life organised. The post Episode #57 Tracy Levesque from YIKES Inc appeared first on WP Elevation.

  David Kadavy wrote an epic blog post to try and get a speaking spot at SXSW and instead landed himself a book deal with Wiley to write Design for Hackers (which went on to debut at #18 on all of Amazon). In this episode we talk about the Tango and Salsa dancing, Tim Ferriss, Fancy Hands, Blogging and of course, Comic Sans. The post Episode #56 – David Kadavy, Author of Design for Hackers appeared first on WP Elevation.

  The future of WordPress - what opportunities and challenges lie ahead for us? This is the third Think Tank in a series where we round-up the top-dogs of the WordPress space and discuss hot topics in the world of WordPress. Podcasts, articles and newsletters only scratch the surface of what's really going on in the WordPress eco-system. Tune in and go deep. The post Episode #55 – WP Think Tank #3 appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Ryan Sullivan started out as a freelancer building websites for clients until his freelance business got so busy he no longer had time to go to work. So he quit his day job and founded WP Site Care, a WordPress maintenance business that takes the stress out of WordPress and turns technology into an asset instead of a barrier. The post Episode #54 Ryan Sullivan from WP SiteCare appeared first on WP Elevation.

  JD Peterson is Senior Vice President of marketing at Scripted.com. I’m not even sure what that means but he tells me he spends a lot of time looking at data and talking with customers. Scripted started out as a marketplace to connect screenwriters with studios. After three years of struggle they pivoted and within 11 months raised their first $1 million in funding. They now connect writers with businesses that need content. The post Episode #53 JD Peterson from Scripted appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Our guest this week is Tomaz Zaman from Codeable and he joins us all the way from Slovenia. In this episode you will learn: how to write the perfect brief for a WordPress developer: why it’s important to have an opinion: and what to do with the money when you raise funding. The post Episode #52 – Tomaz Zaman from Codeable appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Ever wondered how to get free publicity for your business? Well in this episode Conrad Egusa from publicise deconstructs the entire PR model and shows you exactly what to do to increase your chances of being covered by large publications and websites. The post Episode #51 Conrad Egusa founder of Publicize appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Andy Clarke is one of my web design heroes and it was an honour to interview him for Episode #50 of the podcast. We talk about content first, mobile first, not using WordPress and Planet of the Apes among other things. The post #50 Andrew Clarke from Stuff and Nonsense appeared first on WP Elevation.

Some of the highlights of this episode include: the best way to overcome fear of failure is by taking action guest blogging and speaking at events is hard work - but worth it being helpful is the only way to grow and succeed Elevation Round Answers Here are Alex's answers to the questions in our Elevation round. Watch the interview to get the full scoop. Learn to say “no” Live event on the roof! I don’t think about “competing” Bespoke, unique and sell trust Google docs - Wrike - Boomerang for Gmail - Trello Stay on top and stay ahead of the client Events, events, events Find your niche

  Building a successful business is all about adding value to your customers, pricing that value accordingly and then optimising your processes internally so that you can deliver that value at a profit. Mason James from WP Valet has done this very well and tells us how in this episode of the WP Elevation podcast. The post Episode #49 Mason James from WPValet appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Jason's best friend looked so much like Justin Timberlake that they used to use this to get into parties and venues. Jason built a website called N'Shit to make fun of Justin Timberlake's band at the time N'Sync. The website was a hit. From these humble beginnings Jason went on to build a multi-million dollar web agency, sold it and now teaches agency owners how to elevate to the next level. The post Episode #47 Jason Swenk from jasonswenk.com appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Pippin Williamson is the man behind the fantastic plugins Restrict Content Pro, Easy Digital Downloads and Affiliate WP as well as teaching others in his plugin development courses at pippinsplugins.com and co-opting the Apply Filters podcast with Brad Touesnard - and he's only 25! The post Episode #46 Pippin Williamson from Pippin’s Plugins appeared first on WP Elevation.

  Rob Walling has hit two home runs launching software apps in very crowded marketplaces, namely SEO and e-mail marketing. His most recent success, Get Drip Email Marketing was launched without writing any code. Even after his successes, Rob still battles the voice of doubt but manages to push through to run 2 products, write a book, host a podcast and run an annual conference. The post Episode #45 Rob Walling from GetDrip appeared first on WP Elevation.

  In this episode of the podcast I interview Caspar Hübinger from MarketPress. As well as the German WooCommerce extension, MarketPress make a multilingual WordPress plugin as a solution for multilingual site content. Caspar also talks about the importance of being yourself and getting to know who you are. His theory is that this is what makes you truly unique inside and outside of work. Love it! The post Episode #44 – Caspar Hübinger from MarketPress appeared first on WP Elevation.