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Chris Klosowski shares some interesting stats from the team at Sandhills Development in 2020:
40% of the development team had props in a WordPress core release this year. 👍
In this episode, Kimberly Lipari and Cory Miller discuss the ups and downs of building and selling WordPress companies. They share their experiences, including the challenges they faced and lessons learned. They also give advice to entrepreneurs and business owners looking to grow and sell their own WordPress companies.
🕰️ I think Pippin Williamson nails an important point about time on the Sandhills Development blog: We recognize now more than ever that the single most valuable resource we each have is time. It’s not infinite and we must do whatever we can to help our team and our customers gain back more of their…
Why are so many acquisitions happening in the WordPress space? Why now? What’s the motivation to sell? How does it affect WordPress?
There were at least four acquisitions announced almost back-to-back this week in the WordPress space. David and Cory review them all.
Post Status Excerpt, Cory and David discuss some recent conversations in the WordPress community: Is the WordPress writing experience bad for “serious writers?” Does WordPress have to excel in this area, or is it fine to have third-party writing tools that feed into WordPress?
Beth Livingston of WP Roadmaps talks about project management for WordPress professionals from designers and developers to agencies.
