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The episode recaps Checkout Summit in Palermo, highlighting insights from WooCommerce creators. Hosts discuss the event’s intimate nature, engaging talks, networking opportunities, and plans for more future gatherings, enhancing community growth and connection.

Site speed is crucial for e-commerce success; delays lead to cart abandonment, especially on mobile. Experts discuss caching solutions and user experience improvements to enhance conversion rates.

In this episode, Bob Dunn introduces “Keep It Open,” a new initiative designed to support the independence and sustainability of the network. Bob Dunn explains why maintaining honest conversations and championing the open web matters, and invites listeners, whether makers, developers, technologists, or agencies to join as fellow believers in this mission. Unlike traditional memberships, […]

In this episode, Adam Weeks discusses a partnership between Servebolt and Crowd Favorite, focusing on innovative enterprise solutions. The partnership aims to address complex technological challenges, enabling businesses to prioritize growth over maintenance.

In this episode, Bob and Cami chat about maximizing conference experiences, sharing tips on client communication, essential gear, avoiding burnout, and the importance of balance—plus some hilarious travel stories.

Welcome to Channel 4, where Bob Dunn finally found a home for offbeat chats after sleepless nights. It’s the podcasting wild card.

In this episode enjoy a chat about the CloudFest Hackathon 2026's history, future initiatives, and community engagement, emphasizing inclusivity, mentorship, and project sustainability.

Host Bob Dunn announces a new YouTube channel and a new newsletter and roundup.

Nathan and Bob reminisce about the "good ol' days" pre-internet, lamenting over lost patience and tactile experiences while praising modern conveniences. It's a nostalgic roast of technology's double-edged sword.

In this episode, BobWP announces the release of Open Channels FM version 7.0, detailing significant updates, rebranding changes, new hosting voices, and improved sponsorship strategies for a revamped podcast experience.

With enough words spoken to fill the Harry Potter series three times over, BobWP shares some fun numbers on this 8th year of the podcast.

For Open Channels FM 2025 has been a windy pathway that has led to a sweet spot for us in 2026.

BobWP is back sharing his podcast gear and software tips for all podcasters, offering insights on mics, interfaces, and AI tools to streamline production.

Bob and Nathan explore the chaos of browser tabs. One hoards thousands, while the other balances life with two. Tune in for witty banter, tech quirks, and questionable life advice.

As we hit 700 episodes, BobWP catches us up on the rebrand.

Bob’s gearing up for episode 700. He reflects on milestones, announces the end of solo episodes, and hints at more guest chats ahead.

In this Media Playbook episode, Rae Morey and Adam Weeks discuss effective pitching for WordPress stories, covering what makes a story newsworthy, and providing practical advice for successful media outreach.

The episode of WordPress Event Talk discusses PressConf, led by new host Michelle Frechette. Our hosts share insights on networking, event structure, participant feedback, and the unique atmosphere of the event, emphasizing community and business focus.

WooCommerce Marketplace has reached 1,000 extensions, streamlining workflows for faster approvals in 1-4 days and now accepting free and freemium product submissions.

In episode, Bob and Birgit discuss their journeys in the WordPress community, focusing on the evolution of Gutenberg, podcasting challenges, and the importance of diverse voices, while planning for future events.

It's important to step outside the WordPress bubble for new perspectives and growth in business and personal life.

The episode addresses the diverse challenge of job hunting in the WordPress community and emphasizes the significance of LinkedIn connections.

As I ponder this launch, there is a lot of crossover between it and the Contributor Day here at WordCamp Europe.

Listen in from some of the project leads that will be at this years CloudFest hackathon and learn about the goal-oriented open source projects.

Do the Woo will be covering both the hackathon and the conference during CloudFest 2024 at Europa-Park in Germany.

Listen to insights and experiences in the Spanish WordPress community, features and updates announced at SOTW, plus getting involved in the WordPress community.

A look at a couple of polls on page builders and documentation and the WordPressVIP team preparing for an onslaught of Swifties on Time.com.

How much can ChatGPT tell me about WooCommerce, and doing the Woo. Well, I found out and am sharing it in this weeks WooBits.

David Callaway from Woo.com joins BobWP as they take a deeper dive into the latest WooCommerce branding.

It started with Woo builders. And with the expectation of connecting the global community, it continues with Woo and WordPress builders.

If you have just started a business, or moving an existing one into this unique open source community, there is a lot to learn.

When I shared 20 years of WordPress community at WordCamp Lisboa, I touched on the future of the community. Today I elaborate on that part.

Active engagement and conversation can turn into unproductive noise. That is until you start to use the art of listening.

Bob reflects on the Contributor Day, emphasizing that contributions extend beyond coding. They express admiration for developers' expertise, acknowledge limited comprehension of technical discussions, and highlight respect for open source efforts enhancing WordPress experiences.

Co-host Ronald shares his experience so far having joined the WooCommerce team at Automattic.

A partnership can be misunderstood or simply a mystery. I talk about my experiences while breaking it down into four partnership models.

Awhile back I shared how I was turning it up to 11 when it comes to the WordPress community. Been going steady, and now it's 11 at Do the Woo.

To introduce the new addition to the Do the Woo podcast, Woo Perspectives, I asked my co-hosts to join me for insights into the State of the Woo from the recent WooSesh.

In this special edition of the Do the Woo podcast, all four co-hosts come together to talk about the Coronavirus and how we are seeing it through.