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Post Status Comments - The First Annual WordPress News Draft

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Post Status Excerpt — WordPress 5.9 - Delays, Customizer’s Future, Contributing

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2021 End of Year Member Huddle — Cory Miller on Post Status Live

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Post Status Excerpt — In Person For State of the Word

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Post Status Excerpt — WordPress Community In Africa

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Interview with Matt Mullenweg — State of the Word 2021

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Post Status Comments — State of The Word 2021 Analysis

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Post Status Excerpt — Help Needed: WordPress Docs Team

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Post Status Excerpt — Challenges and Wins for WordCamp Taiwan

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Post Status Comments — State of WordPress News (Part 2)

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Post Status Comments — State of WordPress News (Part 1)

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 34) — Developer Overload: Physical and Mental Health

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 33) — The Next Chapter For In-Person WordCamps

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 32) — Diversity in Speaking, Organizing, and Events

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Business Names, DBAs, and Trademarks with Nellie Akalp

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 31) — State of the WordPress Job Market

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The Legend Of The Headless Website with the WebDevStudios Team

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 30) — Does WordPress Need To Have A Superior Writing Experience?

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 29) — Better Way To Support Customers

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Membership and Courses With Sean McCabe

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 28) — A WordPress Core Performance Team?

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 27) — CaboPress and Owning Your Own Content (For Some)

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 26) — WordPress Acquisition Overload Syndrome (W.A.O.S)

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Pippin Williamson on Awesome Motive Acquiring Sandhills Development

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Chris Lema on Liquid Web Acquiring LearnDash

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 25) — Doing "The Right Thing" & MailChimp Acquisition Thoughts

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 24) — Entrepreneurial Resilience: Relying On Others

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 23) — Farewell To Andrea, But Not The Classic Editor

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 22) — Dealing With Developer Overload: Organzation

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 21) — Dealing With Developer Overload: Focus

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 20) — Yoast Acquired, Businesses Need To Allow More Play

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 19) — How Can New Developers Get Started In WordPress?

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 18) — Is Growth Of Active Plugin Installs On The Decline? 📉

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 17) — Acquisition Tracker, WordPress 5.8, #ClickPublish

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 16) — Syed Balkhi on Acquiring SearchWP

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 15) — Jon Christopher on Finding A New Home For SearchWP

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Craig Hewitt on Castos' Latest Fundraising and Expansion of Private Podcasting

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 14) — Starting Your "Next Chapter" Project

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 13) — WordPress Economy Study, Trying Gutenberg Again

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Brad Touesnard on the Acquisition of Advanced Custom Fields

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 12) — Takeaways From The ACF Acquisition

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Post Status Comments (No. 1) — Monetization of WordPress Plugins

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 11) — A New Era For Post Status

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Devin Walker and Matt Cromwell on GiveWP's Acquisition by Liquid Web

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 10) — GiveWP + LiquidWeb, Acquisitions Good For WordPress?

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 9) — Recommended Reads, How We Update

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 8) — Gravity Forms 2.5, CC Coming to WP

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Danielle Joseph on Client Relations

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 7) - Frustrations With Admin Notices

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Beth Livingston on WordPress Project Management

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 6) - Scope Creep and Full Site Editing

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Anil Gupta on Multicollab — A New Collaboration Plugin for WordPress

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 5) - Acquisitions, FSE Live "Review", Underrepresented In Tech, Taylor Arndt

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 4) - Our Job Board, Post Status Gigs, and WordPress Settings Screens

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Excerpt: Episode 3 - The Future of the Solo WordPress Plugin Developer, Jobs, and Post Status Slack

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Excerpt: Episode 2 - WPEngine's Atlas, Headless Wordpress, and Learning JavaScript

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Chris Hardie on WP Lookout and how information flows in the WordPress community

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Excerpt: Episode 1 - WordPress 5.7, Gutenberg, and PluginRank

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Angela Jin on WordCamp US 2020 Cancellation and the Future of WordPress Education

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Joe Casabona on creating quality content and courses

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Joost de Valk on WordPress marketshare

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Creating healthy virtual work environments

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On static WordPress, with Miriam Schwab of Strattic

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Professional WordPress Plugin Development: Interview with the authors

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Taking care of your mental health in uncertain times, with Dr. Sherry Walling

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The benefits of Masterminds, with Ken Wallace

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Syed Balkhi on the acquisition of All In One SEO

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Working on multiple things, and working with Partners

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Introducing a new chapter, with Cory Miller as Post Status partner

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Scott Bolinger on WordPress, JAMstack, and the future of the independent developer

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Fear and uncertainty for WordPress, with Matt Medeiros

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Chat with a WordPress skeptic

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WooCommerce vs Shopify: A battle for ecommerce platform dominance

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Matt Mullenweg on eCommerce, and what's new with Post Status

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Building Multidots, with Anil Gupta

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Interview with Matt Mullenweg on Gutenberg, WordPress, and the future

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Considerations for eCommerce merchants, with Andrew Youderian of eCommerce Fuel

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Why the makers of Ninja Forms are getting into eCommerce

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Working on your own website

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An Abundance of Acquisitions

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Productizing your service business, with Brian Casel

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The History of the Web, and WordPress's 15th Birthday

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Making WordPress and WordSesh

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The meta episode

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All about you(r privacy)

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Designing the news

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Contextualized Learning in or around WordPress

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The Future of Content Distribution

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Network effects and WordPress

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Marketing and positioning WordPress products

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Observations on a maturing ecosystem

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How WebDevStudios is serving different market segments

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WordPress market opportunities: Upmarket edition

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WordPress Market Opportunities

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WordPress customer market segmentation

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Hosted versus self-hosted eCommerce

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Two Brians are better than one

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Interview with Matt Mullenweg

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Building a healthy remote company, with Tom Willmot

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Live from Publish: Challenges facing the WordPress Economy