Brad Touesnard shares the story of his WP App Store project, with a sobering but super insightful account of why it failed. This is a great read for anyone that’s got “a great idea” and is ready to pounce on it. Brad’s honesty and openness about his experience isn’t something you see every day, and I’m definitely glad he’s found success with his newer products.
Are OrganizeWP (and Newsletter Glue) leading indicators for trends and opportunities in the plugin space?
Hugh Lashbrooke has sold Seriously Simple Podcasting to Craig Hewitt of Podcast Motor. This is not because I no longer believe in the product or the mission to democratise podcasting – far from it – I am in fact selling the plugin (along with all of its add-ons) as I just no longer have the…
I received Matt Medeiros’ second email for Business 5000 this morning and the topic was Product-Founder Fit, and it inspired me. So thanks, Matt. He talks about “new ideas fever” that we all get. In my own fever, I’ve made the misstep of chasing ideas too many times to count. Mistakes and missteps Here are…
On Tuesday, iThemes posted an announcement that they had suffered from a security breach of their website and servers. The attackers had reached the servers which stored customer information, including email addresses, IP addresses, full names, and yes, passwords. iThemes was quick to notify customers via their blog, social media, and their full customer email…
It’s been a hot minute since most of us have attended an in-person WordCamp. Feeling rusty? Here are some tips for attending WCEU.
Dave Rodenbaugh talks about setting expectations for support in the WordPress repository where users can download plugins for free.
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Thanks for the kind words Brian, much appreciated! 🙂