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In this weeks WP-Tonic round-table show we have a great panel of WordPress experts where we discuss this weeks must interesting article we have found connected to WordPress, development, online marketing or the web in general. Here a list of the stories we discuss this week 1 - Theme Review Changes Place More Onus Onto Theme Authors https://wptavern.com/theme-review-changes-place-more-onus-onto-theme-authors 2 - Google Fights Businessman's Attempt to Erase Conviction Links https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-27/google-fights-businessman-s-attempt-to-erase-conviction-links 3 - The Blogger’s Guide To Choosing The Perfect Niche https://www.wpsuperstars.net/choose-a-niche-for-your-blog/ 4 - WordPress plugin looking for a new owner: from Rachel Cherry https://bamadesigner.com/2018/04/wordpress-plugin-looking-for-a-new-owner/ 5 - How to Optimize Google My Business and Leverage It For More Sales https://neilpatel.com/blog/optimize-google-my-business/ 6 - 5 Reasons Developers Are Switching To Vue.js h

From Being A Clinical Psychologist To Running A Highly Successful Web Agency Here’s The Three Main Areas We Cover During This Great Interview. 1 - How To Become An Effective WordPress Website Designer/Developer 2 - How Much Work Is Necessary To Develop An Online Training Course? 3 - Website Pricing Trick and Tips Judi was formally a clinical psychologist who was in private practice for years before starting a medical records software company for psychiatric hospitals. After selling that company, Judi knew that I didn’t want to practice psychotherapy again but she had no idea what she was going to do instead. Even so, she decided to let her license go so she wouldn’t be tempted to “fall back on it.” While trying to figure out her next move, she be sitting in her neighborhood coffee shop, showing friends how they could use WordPress, along with the new and emerging social media tools that would help them grow their businesses. People sitting around would overhear her talking and ask me for my business card. I w

We going to have a guest “Patrick Rauland” it’s also my Birthday. I'm dedicate this show to the memory of my father “Captain Douglas Denwood,” My father “Captain Douglas Denwood” of the Grenadier Guards who fought at Dunkirk, The Battle of Britain (defending Hornchurch Aerodrome) he also fought at the British people’s glories victory at ‘El Alamein’ and at D-Day. holder of the French medal “Croix de Guerre” he gave his first spot back home at Dunkirk to a serious wounded French solider without the knowledge that he would be offered a second opportunity to get back to England. Also the holder of the (MC) Military Cross he was awarded this honor because when his tank was semi destroyed and on fire hit from a shell from a German/Nazi Tiger tank and suffering from a serous injured leg he decided to go back into the burning tank to recuse his driver. This Weeks Stories 1 - From Humble Beginnings to Internet Dominance: The Rise of WordPress https://pagely.com/blog/wordpress-internet-dominance/ 2 - Facebook says

Nate Wright crafts unapologetically human emails for a living. Since bootstrapping Small Biz Triage 9-years ago, he and his small team have delivered thousands of successful campaigns across nearly every industry vertical, generating tens of millions in sales for their clients. In 2018, Nate created Inbox Attack, a business writing ‘gym’ and series of bootcamps to apply concepts of mental fitness to the art and craft of sales & marketing. His training & work has been featured by Pitch Anything, The Arts Alliance and MailChimp. In our Interivew we going to discuss these main subjects * Email marketing * Unapologetically human business * Passive vs. active training in digital media * Building LMS (Learning Management Systems) * WordPress form plugins https://inboxattack.com/bootcamp/ Get any Inbox Attack live training products for 25% Off using coupon code: WPTONIC20 https://www.smallbiztriage.com/  

Listen to this week's hard-hitting WP-Tonic Round-table show we discuss the most interesting WordPress and web stories of the week. This Weeks Stories 1 - Using Ethics In Web Design https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/03/using-ethics-in-web-design/ 2 -WordPress Design and Development Pricing, Structure, and Services Survey Results https://serverpilot.io/blog/2018/02/26/wordpress-design-and-development-pricing-survey-results.html 3 - European MPs are pushing for an even more extreme ‘link tax’ https://thenextweb.com/contributors/2018/03/28/european-mps-pushing-even-extreme-link-tax/ 4 - Call for Speakers ( WPCampus) https://2018.wpcampus.org/call-for-speakers/ 5- WPForms Turns 2 Years Old – What’s New & What’s Coming Next https://wpforms.com/wpforms-turns-2-years-old-whats-new-whats-coming-next/ 6 - What I Learned Interviewing 10 WordPress Security Experts https://wpshout.com/wordpress-security-experts/

Carrie Dils joined Jonathan Denwood and Kim Shivler for Episode 279 of the WP-Tonic Podcast. A long-time, successful WordPress freelancer, Carrie has launched a platform to help other freelancers find success in business. In this episode, Carrie shares her top tips for creating a successful freelancing business including Small Business Administration Resources and using clarity.fm to charge for consulting phone calls. Carrie Dils began working at Starbucks. She had a vision open her own coffee shop, and thought why not learn the ins and outs of how to make coffee and get paid to do it. But soon, she realized she didn’t want to depend on others for success. Not that her team wasn’t great, but she was done trading hours for dollars. For her birthday, Carrie’s dad signed her up for an annual subscription to Lynda. She started taking classes taught by Morten Rand-Hendriksen which is where her career started rolling as a freelance web developer. Now, she’s been consulting and educating for 3-4 years. Working for

Sallie Goetsch, John Locke, Morten Rand-Hendriksen, Chris Badgett, Mendel Kurland, John Locke, Adam Preiser and Tom McKraken joined host Jonathan Denwood for episode 278 of the WP-Tonic roundtable March 23, 2018 This show is brought to you by our sponsor IntelligenceWP. IntelligenceWP is a plugin that helps you make actionable sense from the information Google analytics provides. 1st: Story Is “If you’re not paying for the product, you are the product” (John Locke) a fair statement? Should your data be collected and used without your knowledge or approval? Should privacy be a given or should the user expect their data to be used elsewhere? Listen in to the discussion for pointed discussion on both sides of the argument. 2nd: Story Google analytics getting data to help your business – conversion tracking Ninja forms. Is this necessary? Is this useful? Does A.I. really know what you need/want before you do? 3rd: Story Does your site look good on all devices? According to Adam Preiser your site should be updated

This week on the WP-Tonic podcast, our guest had to reschedule because she was sick, so Jonathan Denwood and Kim Shivler spoke about Membership Websites. In the past, the two broke down requirements for planning and implementing a WordPress Learning Management System. In this episode, they applies the same format to discuss requirements for planning and implementing a WordPress Membership Website. The discussion covered several popular WordPress membership plugins including MemberPress and Paid Memberships Pro pointing out the features of the different plugins and focused on the importance of proper planning to make sure you select the right plugin for your requirements. Would you also please add the following before the transcript portion of the blog post:

Every Friday at 8:30am PST we have a live round-table show where we discuss some of the most interesting articles and posts that deal with WordPress and the internet in general which, we have found during the week. The show is normally around hour in length plus we have a regular panel “see the list of our regular panel below, of great WordPress experts that try and join us every week. You can watch the show live every week on our Facebook Page WP-Tonic Show https://www.facebook.com/wptonic   This Weeks Main Discussion Stories 1 - Stack Overflow Survey Respondents Still Rank WordPress Among the Most Dreadful Platforms https://wptavern.com/stack-overflow-survey-respondents-still-rank-wordpress-among-the-most-dreadful-platforms 2 - It’s time to address the elephant in the room: Influencers don’t really influence anything or anyone! https://medium.com/21st-century-marketing/its-time-to-address-the-elephant-in-the-room-influencers-don-t-really-influence-anything-or-ee036b4abbb 3 - How To Prevent Common WordPre

Patrick Rauland is obsessed with eCommerce. He's built sites for clients, he was on the WooThemes support team, he was on the WooCommerce development team, and then he was Product Manager for WooCommerce and lead three releases. Now he creates online courses for LinkedIn Learning & writes books telling people how they can rock the world with eCommerce & WooCommerce

This week, co-host Kim Shivler filled in for Jonathan Denwood to lead the discussion with the round table. She was joined by Sallie Goestch, John Locke, Chris Badgett, and Mendel Kurland.    The group discussed some recent WordPress news much of it concerning Gutenberg.   Story 1 - How Will Gutenberg Affect the Enterprise https://crowdfavorite.com/wordpress-gutenberg-enterprise/   Story 2 - Getting Ready for Gutenberg - from the WordPress Theme Review Team

Dagmar Gatell is an internationally respected SEO consultant, Inbound Marketing consultant, coach and strategist. She is uniquely able and qualified to uncover profitable niche markets in places most entrepreneurs never consider. Dagmar uses her knowledge, expertise and instinct to create cutting-edge, targeted solutions to help you attract the right customers, convert leads and grow your business. Her SEO expertise is especially appreciated by her clients when creating demand and lead generating websites and online social presence. https://dagmargatell.com/

This week Matt Medeiros, Chris Badgett, John Locke, and Adam Preiser joined host Jonathan Denwood and co-host Kim Shivler to discuss the latest WordPress news.   Episode 272’s sponsor is IntelligenceWP (intelligencewp.com). Are you ready to get more real user information from your Google Analytics data? Configure IntelligenceWP and start getting a better view of your site visitors.     The regulars welcomed special guest Matt Medeiros from The Matt Report (mattreport.com) for what turned out to be a lively WordPress discussion. Learn more about Matt at CraftedbyMatt.com   Stories included: 

We Interview Jason Rodriguez of Litmus who recently published a great article about AMP for Email . We discuss why Google is pushing this technology so strongly. Then we go on to talking about Jason roll with Litmus connected to him building a real community inside a powerful forum that has thousands of users. We also discuss the future of email and the latest best practices connected to using email to build your online business. https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/271-wp-tonic-show-special-guest-jason-rodriguez-litmus https://www.rodriguezcommaj.com https://litmus.com

This week on the WP-Tonic Roundtable show, John Locke, Chris Badgett and Adam Preiser joined host Jonathan Denwood for Episode 270. The covered several articles covering online topics from pondering if websites are dead to evaluating tips for making your website faster. This show’s sponsor is IntelligenceWP (https://intelligencewp.com/) as WordPress plugin designed to give you more insight into your Google Analytics statistics.

We Discuss LearnIing In a New Century With Jeff Cobb Jeff has commercially published two books – Leading the Learning Revolution and Shift Ed – and self-published a third – 10 Ways to Be a Better Learner. he has blogged for more than a decade on multiple sites, including Mission to Learn, Tagoras, and Learning Revolution. You can find more here: https://www.learningrevolution.net/ http://www.jeffthomascobb.com/

Every Friday at 8:30am PST we have an round-table show with a group of WordPress developers, online business owners and WordPress junkies and discuss the latest and most interesting WordPress related articles/stories of the week. You can watch the show live every Friday at 8:30am PST on our Facebook WP-Tonic Show page. https://www.facebook.com/wptonic/

Miranda Lievers is co-founder & COO of Thinkific, a tech company enabling tens of thousands of entrepreneurs and companies to create, market, and sell their own courses online. She jumped ship from her fast-track corporate job and into full-time entrepreneurship a decade ago, earning her MBA along the way. These days she’s devoted to growing Thinkific while working to help business owners around the globe build their own successful companies online. https://www.thinkific.com/

This week on Episode 266 of the WP-Tonic Podcast Sallie Goetsch, Chris Badgett, Adam Preiser, and John Locke joined host Jonathan Denwood to discuss several recent stories in the WordPress and online community. Featured stories included the latest update of WordPress 4.9.4 released to fix the auto update feature that was broken in 4.9.3, a proposal to stop configuring WordCamps in a track format to allow more interaction of diverse users, Five reasons people redesign their websites, 2017 in review by Delicious Brains, and a public service announcement explaining Google’s latest declaration that all sites need to be using an SSL certificate by summer 2018. More Detailed Notes

Chris Coyier  joined host Jonathan Denwood and guest co-host John Locke for episode 265 of the WP-Tonic Podcast. Chris is the founder of CSS-Tricks (https://css-tricks.com/) and joint founder of CodePen (https://codepen.io/).