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The WP Minute — 276 episodes

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1

Why Didn’t Collaborative Editing Make It Into WordPress 7.1?

2

The Power of WordPress Playground

3

Navigating Tough Times in the Agency Space

4

Best Practices for Teaching WordPress

5

AI in Web Hosting: Balancing Automation With Human Expertise

6

More Targeted Content Editing With Block MCP

7

Why the Future Depends on Open-Source AI

8

He Found a WordPress Supply Chain Attack by Accident

9

Turning Client Solutions Into a Product

10

Should Hosting Companies Own WordPress Products?

11

Can WordPress Save the Open Web?

12

The Birth of the Web Standards Project

13

So You Want to Build a WordPress SaaS

14

Meet 20i's New AI Assistant

15

Using AI for Product Improvement

16

What Web Professionals Need To Know About Privacy

17

Bringing Human Expertise to Web Hosting

18

WordPress Is Better When Leadership Listens

19

Your Own Private WordPress

20

GoDaddy’s Airo® AI Does WordPress and More

21

The Philosophy Behind a Great Community

22

How Founders Can Build Market Authority

23

The Secret To Improving Your Agency’s Sales

24

A Platform That Makes Client Management Easier?

25

A Student’s Journey Through the WordPress Credits Program

26

An Inside Look at Elementor One

27

Breaking Into the WordPress Enterprise Market

28

The Building Blocks of Integrating AI Into WordPress

29

Where Does Pressable Fit In Automattic’s Hosting Ecosystem?

30

The Evolution of the WP Awards

31

The Benefits of WordPress Community Relationships

32

Why the WordPress Ecosystem Outshines Competitors

33

Modernizing Web Development Plans for Clients

34

The Benefits of the New Reddit for WooCommerce Integration

35

Why Elementor Was an Early Adopter of AI

36

The Personal Touch Still Matters in Tech

37

State of the Word 2025: It's A Vibe

38

Why Your Agency Needs To Embrace AI

39

Checkout Summit Brings the WooCommerce Community Together

40

Launching a New Era for Jetpack

41

Website Analytics Doesn’t Have To Be Hard

42

The Role Learning Plays in Your Freelance Growth

43

WP Accessibility Day Is a Learning Opportunity for All

44

Don’t Forget Your Legacy WordPress Clients

45

How Patchstack Approaches WordPress Security

46

What Does Freelancing Mean to You?

47

My Thoughts on Mullenweg's Keynote WCUS2025

48

The Dog Daze of Agency Summer

49

How Does Clay Fit Into Automattic’s Ecosystem?

50

Understanding Your Value as a WordPress Freelancer

51

Why I'm not jazzed about FAIR

52

Jake Goldman Talks Agency Mergers and Rebranding

53

What Do AI Site Builders Mean for Freelancers?

54

How to Discuss Price Increases With Your Freelance Clients

55

Can AI Help WordPress Freelancers Make More Money?

56

Why WordPress Maintenance Could Be Key for Your Freelance Business

57

Why ‘Boring’ Features Benefit WordPress Professionals

58

Managing Technical Debt as a WordPress Freelancer

59

Finding Your Niche as a WordPress Freelancer

60

Easy Ways to Cut Costs for Your WordPress Freelance Business

61

Update

62

Imagine if Wix...

63

What would we do with those keys to the Kingdom?

64

WordPress is Exciting Again

65

WordPress Media Corps

66

Level Up, WordPress Builders!

67

6 Biggest WordPress Moves While Mullenweg Was On Sabbatical

68

How WordPress is Helping Beginner Developers

69

WordPress vs Webflow

70

Looking ahead to WordPress 6.6

71

Could WordPress Use A New Logo?

72

Who is Responsible for WordPress Marketing?

73

Who is WordPress for?

74

The Brittle WordPress Business

75

Platforms vs Creators: Who Should Profit?

76

Site Editor: Still Loading...

77

How to get started with WordPress

78

Contributing Through WordPress Training & Education

79

Your Feedback Needed!

80

WordPress: A Deep Dive into Passion and Strife

81

A Bridge Too Far

82

Is 2024 the Year of Page Builders?

83

3 Predictions for WordPress in 2024

84

Will Data Liberation grow WordPress?

85

State of the Word 2023

86

How Many Automattic Products is Too Many?

87

The Best Time to be a WordPress Professional?

88

Sarah Gooding leaves WP Tavern, Page Builders at a Crossroads, is WordPress thriving?

89

Will WordPress Page Builders Survive?

90

Twenty Twenty-Four Theme is...Good!

91

Find WooCommerce inside Woo.com

92

The big impact of WordPress 6.4

93

100+ Performance Enhancements coming to WP 6.4

94

Plugin Previews, Ollie Theme, and Open Source AI in WordPress

95

One WordPress Theme to Rule Them All?

96

WP Minute Launch Services and WP Product Writeup

97

The Most Popular Gutenberg Block

98

Is WordPress Thriving?

99

The Future (recap) of WordPress 2023

100

Equalize Digital to the Moon

101

Can we have more WordPress 6.3?

102

For the first million

103

Sick and tired of the dashboard?!

104

Will WordPress 6.3 be the best ever?

105

The Wonderful World of WordPress

106

Command Palette enters the chat

107

So much Automattic; Here comes the PE

108

We're slapping the beta label on it

109

The WordPress birthday party hangover

110

Choppy start to WCEU

111

WordPress 2022 annual survey results

112

20 Years of WordPress: The Impact on Freelancers

113

Twitter + Jetpack connection extinguished, WCUS sold out, WP Speakers

114

WooExpress launches, Yoast leadership change, WordPress certifications

115

WooCommerce increasing prices, $162k acquisition, BuddyPress is back!

116

Another Step Forward for Inclusion and Diversity

117

Beta label removed, Assistant Pro, more acquisitions

118

WordPress 6.2

119

What's the problem with Awesome Motive?

120

Cloudfest WordPress hackathon, changes at Yoast, and thanks to the plugin team

121

More AI coming to WordPress

122

How much are WordPress agencies earning?

123

Openverse concerns and more Awesome Motive acquisitions

124

More WordCamps planned, Jetpack app updates & more

125

AI Blocks, WCASIA, continued tech cuts & more 📉

126

Full Site Editing stripped of the 'beta' label

127

Matrix over Slack, WP Minute Plus, & more Gutenberg goals

128

The WP Minute+: Syed Balkhi acquisition of Thrive Themes

129

WordPress phases updated, Awesome Motive buys Thrive Themes, and more!

130

New Jetpack app, Mailchimp breach, and AI lawsuits

131

Forked again

132

Tag, you're it.

133

WordPress is the most important piece of software in 2023 (and beyond)

134

Commercial vs Community

135

State of The Word 2022

136

What's a web hosting provider's role in content moderation?

137

The WP Community Collective is announced

138

Budgeting & forecasting for WordPress products

139

WordPress.org blog, Divi, OpenPress, WordPress 6.1 & more

140

Claim your State of the Word seat

141

Is WordPress becoming less 'pluggable'?

142

How and when to hire for your WordPress business

143

Knowing when to contract or delegate work and how to finance it

144

OpenPress: WordPress as the social network?

145

Feed Drop: The Dead Drop Podcast (Video game news!)

146

Just another WP Minute

147

WordPress 6.1 Boosts Performance, Writing Experience

148

Still not on Trac

149

Leveling up entry-level WordPress developers

150

Is WordPress.org good for freemium plugins?

151

How to sunset your WordPress product

152

What Should Plugin Developers Expect from WordPress?

153

How open source is WordPress?

154

Planning your WordPress product roadmap

155

Never gonna get it

156

Should you build a new WordPress product?

157

Next contestant in website building

158

Monetizing free WordPress products

159

What is WP.cloud?

160

Fall into WordPress

161

Matt Mullenweg's WordCamp US Q&A session

162

The Hangover

163

The San Diego Boogie

164

Who WordPress is For

165

Client & agency collaboration tool Atarim raises angel round

166

Where is WordPress headed?

167

Cloudways with a chance of Digital Ocean

168

Speed it up please

169

Sponsor Underrepresented & Minority WordCamp Speakers

170

Dog days of WordPress summer

171

Are You On A WordPress Free Ride?

172

The WP Minute Rewind July 2022

173

Selling WP Conference Schedule

174

WordPress and AT&T have the same market share

175

WordPress support company Sitecare acquires Maintainn from WebDevStudios

176

Is it time for Core to Perform?

177

Five for everyone, sometimes

178

Collaborating between WordPress companies

179

Shaken, not stirred

180

What would GoDaddy's WordPress look like?

181

We're Slackers!

182

Well done, WCEU!

183

Automattic, a WordPress agency, and an open source ideology walk into a bar.

184

How to find your WordPress customers

185

Delicious Engine

186

Interview: Brad Touesnard on selling Delicious Brains plugins to WP Engine

187

Jetpack breaks up

188

InstaWP scores Automattic investment

189

Interview with Dave Martin, CEO of WordPress.com

190

Get 6 from .org and 5 from .com

191

What if Automattic bought Mozilla?

192

Is WordPress going sour?

193

10 Million searches

194

No admin for you!

195

How to make it as a WordPress writer w/ Eric Karkovack

196

A day late and a module short

197

WP Minute Rewind episode 2

198

WordPress 6.0 Beta

199

Not so Fast

200

Why WordPress MUST Have A Standardized Framework Before We Move Forward With Blocks

201

WPDiversity Programs in events and meetups

202

WordPress and War

203

WP Minute Rewind episode 1

204

Open for blockness

205

Multilanguage and why it's essential to a profitable WordPress business

206

One theme to rule them all

207

A block museum?!

208

Keep your business friends while publishing WordPress news

209

Master of WP

210

The future of WordPress for the Enterprise

211

Shopify down; WooCommerce feedback welcome

212

Can this community journalism thing work?

213

Stop, drop, and FSE?

214

WordPress community still struggles with diversity & inclusion

215

The future of the WordPress stack

216

OMG 6.0 already?!

217

WP Minute Live: Learning WordPress

218

Jazz hands

219

Not yet Y'all

220

WP Minute Community Lead Raquel Landefeld

221

So much to learn

222

The WP Minute Shopping Show

223

Yoast on Shopify. ready, set, RC1!

224

Not a year in WordPress review

225

Reflections WP

226

5 Minute podcast for the future

227

State of the Word 2021

228

Ecommerce Minute: Supply Chain Crisis

229

Funding a WordPress news business

230

Gravitas of Gravatar

231

Sunday Spotlight: Daniel Schutzsmith

232

How about a lifetime deal of giving?

233

WordPress, the multi-billion dollar software industry that has us begging for money

234

Hacked casserole with a side of delayed stuffing

235

WooCommerce merchants estimated to process more than $840 Million dollars over BFCM deals

236

PageDaddy

237

Blocks, Boards & Fishing Reels - How Gutenberg has Divided WordPress

238

A Block, a scotch, and a Liam Dempsey for your WordPress news

239

WordPress Canvas: The missing theme?

240

Rage against the plugin machine

241

Jetpack settles back down to Earth

242

Welcoming our Managing Editor Paul Lacey

243

To Sink Or Not To Sync

244

Helen Hou-Sandi reads your WordPress news!

245

Ain't nobody gonna hold WordPress down

246

Are you ready for some WordCamp US?!

247

Pippin, LearnDash, Awesome Motive, Liquid Web all walk into a bar

248

Justin Ferriman & Chris Lema on Liquid Web acquiring LearnDash

249

Get involved with WordPress

250

$12 Billion for Mailchimp is bananas

251

WordPress news according to Carrie Dils

252

We be Classic Editing until 2022

253

Put that WP down

254

Yoast acquired; Automattic moves mountains of money

255

Is this the Titan we need?

256

Joe Covering the News – Matt on Assignment

257

Full site editing ahead

258

Time for the Tatum

259

Automattic acquires Pocket Casts podcast app

260

Awesome new home for SearchWP

261

Steady as she goes

262

Success in WordPress

263

Block by block

264

$596 Billion with a B

265

Brad Touesnard on Delicious Brains acquiring Advanced Custom Fields

266

Chock-full of news

267

Post Status equals future

268

1-Star bomb

269

So much future; So much past?

270

GiveWP acquired by Liquid Web

271

Do the Woo!

272

What the FLoC?!

273

Half-full site editing

274

Wix’s latest noise amplifying headphones

275

Bonus trailer

276

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