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Derrick Hernandez Shares Affiliate Recruitment and Retention Techniques
I had a fantastic chat with Derrick, who shared valuable insights and strategies on how to identify, attract, and support affiliates effectively. Learned A LOT in this episode!
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The Nomadic Approach: How to Write Code Once and Run It Everywhere
Learn how the nomadic approach simplifies your development workflow, reduces context switching, and makes your code more adaptable to any platform.
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Federating My Website
This post explores how I’ve added enhancements to my site to better-integrate with the Fediverse, and also how I’m using the Mastodon app to publish content direct to my WP site (!)
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Building Thriving Membership Communities With Melissa Love
Melissa shares her journey from being a web designer to creating successful collaborative courses and a thriving membership community. Learn how she uses partnerships to evolve her offerings and build a dynamic membership platform.
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What I Got Out of WCUS 2024
A list of key events that happened during WCUS 2024
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Bridges, not Ladders
I’ve found the biggest leaps in my career rarely come from climbing corporate ladders, but instead crossing bridges. This post is intended to be a gentle prompt for you to think about your career and consider “is it time to cross a bridge?”
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Seeking WordPress Developers Ready to Elevate Their Career
Looking to grow your WordPress skills while getting paid to learn? Join me in a part-time, remote role where you’ll build plugins, gain mentorship, and expand your portfolio while working on impactful WordPress projects.
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How I Made My WordPress Archive Style Different Post Formats
This is a big win for me! I was able to set up my site so that posts in an archive can be displayed based on the post format – WITHOUT building a custom block, just a small PHP snippet.
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I Re-Built My Website Using The Block Editor And Ollie
Reflecting on my experience in re-building my site from a headless site to a non-headless site, all in a single evening. WordPress has come so far.
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Maybe WordPress Needs To Re-Connect With “Why” Instead of “What”
Reflections on a recent WP Product Talk episode, and my thoughts on what WordPress may have lost touch with over the years.