Partnership > First Win >Talk About It
A lot of founders constantly struggle with WooCommerce and WordPress product growth. Jonathan’s loop gives a new perspective on a growth strategy.
Author: bobwptrainer
These days I run a site call Do the Woo. It's a network of podcast shows for the WooCommerce and WordPress builder community.
Finding Team Members to Fit Your Company’s Culture
Marius Vetrici has built a process to bring in new employees that are drawn to fit his companies values, and to grow with them as a team member.
What Sets a Good Freelance Developer Apart From the Others
Any developer can decide to set themselves apart through better client communication and stronger soft skills.
Thoughts on Translating the WooCommerce Plugin
In a podcast from last year some thoughts on how to get started with WooCommerce translation and some of the challenges behind it.
Breaking Into the WooCommerce Ecosystem as a Product Developer
Catch the eye of someone because your plugin is compelling, an elegant solution and winning the hearts of customers with your reviews.
Three Major Considerations on Shaping an AI Feature
Dan Walmsley from Automattic shares when contemplating how to shape a feature, there’s at least three major considerations
What Storytelling Means to a WooCommerce Product Builder
A story, to be effective, has to have certain components to help people understand that story and to reach and to be moved by that story.
Looking at Code as Words
The hurdle is getting past looking at code and saying, “Oh, this is code. I can’t understand it.” You’re not looking at zeros and ones, you’re looking at words you can understand.
Nathan’s Head Meanders Around WordCamp US 2023
In yet another disturbing turn of events, Nathan’s head shows up at WordCamp US, sending various emotions through all attendees who spotted him.
Multilingual Sites Are a Good Bet for WooCommerce Shops
A multilingual WooCommerce store for your client brings a better user experience, SEO, social currency and staying ahead of the competition.