Local Development Tools and the Open Web
Who is not using Local? Is it an Open Web tool? Let’s review some “Local history” and consider where WP Engine’s popular developer tools could be headed.
Coping With Downward Market Trends
Post Status members discuss declining revenue — and how to offset it. How will the market slump affect acquisitions and sale prices?
What might WordPress.com’s pricing changes mean for the WordPress ecosystem?
Do the WordPress.com pricing changes represent an opportunity for the WordPress product ecosystem, a blow to democratized publishing, or the beginning of a slow pivot in the service’s identity away from blogging to managed WordPress hosting?
New Membership Options at Post Status
We’ve changed the Post Status membership structure and updated its pricing for 2022. Here are the full details.
The future of Post Status
I’m tired. Really, really tired. I’ve been tired for weeks. Those of you who follow this blog closely know that it’s been slow around here. I’ve only published ten blog posts since the beginning of August. For me, that’s three to four times less than normal. I’m not burned out, but I’ve definitely been on…
The cost of running a WordPress website
A WordPress website is very affordable to get up and running. You can do it for free, plus the cost of your average shared hosting account. However, running a more serious site can get considerably more expensive. Here’s the list of stuff that I use here on Post Status, along with associated costs. I’m also…
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