Miriam Schwab: Redefining the WordPress Website Security Arena
I’m super stoked to finally be interviewing Miriam Schwab, who is the CEO & Founder of Strattic, a serverless security solution for WordPress & Open Source CMSs. She’s also(!) the…
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“We Got Your Back” Club Pilot Launch for Freemius Product Sellers
Calling all WordPress product creators who are selling through Freemius – today we are officially launching the “We Got Your Back” program, which will help you handle all of the…
1 Developer Grew WP Mobile Menu Rapidly With These Tactics
Rui Guerreiro is the creator of WP Mobile Menu, a user-friendly, dedicated and responsive WordPress menu plugin which has just hit 40k active installs on the official WordPress.org repository, while…
Nelio WordPres Plugins Are a Hybrid Model Between Products & Services
David Aguilera is the Chief Product & Quality Officer at rapidly growing Nelio. We met at the last WordCamp in Paris and, after chatting for a while, I figured it would…
Selling WordPress Plugins & Themes To Enterprises – Is That Possible And How To Do It?
According to a study commissioned by WP Engine, 57% of enterprises use WordPress. Is your WordPress plugin or theme business ready for enterprise clients?
Niche vs. Mass Market: Choosing the Right Audience for Your WordPress Plugins & Themes
The WordPress market is overflowing with fantastic products. Competition is fierce in every niche imaginable, so — naturally — trying to enter with a new solution and winning over customers…
How We Use Email Marketing Automation to Fill The Gaps for New Subscribers And Bump Up The Blog’s Conversion Rate
We’ve recently decided to take advantage of MailChimp’s (free) email marketing automation feature in order to fill a gap we’ve been unable to manually bridge for our new blog subscribers….
Three Types of WordPress Product Customers You Should Fire (and How to Fire Them)
It’s inevitable in any business that some users will not be satisfied with what you are able to provide for them, or may become a drain on you or your…
A Customer Picks Up Your WordPress Plugin Or Theme & Ditches It: How To Handle Cart Abandonment
You’ve got your products ready, with a proper checkout in place, and have customers visiting your premium WordPress plugins or themes online shop. They spend time checking out your products, adding…