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WP Builds Nathan Wrigley
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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Nathan Wrigley and David Waumsley discuss what it is that they like about WordPress, from plugins to people, themes to hosting!
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382 – Alex Moss Talks Yoast, entrepreneurship, and SEO trends
In WP Builds Podcast episode #382, Alex Moss discusses his multifaceted career from a self-taught PHP developer in 2011 to Principal SEO at Yoast. The conversation spans his co-founding of an agency, involvement in the NFT market, and views on emerging digital trends. Alex highlights potential practical uses of NFTs beyond speculation, collaboration between marketing and development teams, and advancements at Yoast post-acquisition by Newfold Digital. Key topics include the future of SEO amidst AI and privacy challenges, Google's dominance, the evolution of search engines, and the balancing act of offering premium and free services at Yoast. Go check it out.
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This Week in WordPress #303
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 15th July 2024. You can find the post with the links here: https://wpbuilds.com/2024/07/23/this-week-in-wordpress-303
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381 – No Script Show, Episode 13 – What is the W3C doing about AI?
In this episode of the WP Builds Podcast, Nathan Wrigley and David Waumsley discuss the significant and evolving role of AI on the web, focusing on the World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) new report titled "AI and the Web, Understanding and Managing the Impact of Machine Learning Models on the Web". The episode delves into AI's dual challenges: data quality and environmental impact. We explore ethical and societal implications, such as privacy, transparency, and the potential for AI to undermine human creativity and entry-level jobs. We also address the importance of standards, regulatory frameworks, and Tim Berners-Lee's optimistic vision of AI, emphasising the need for collaborative and ethical AI development. Go listen...
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This Week in WordPress #302
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 8th July 2024. You can find the post here: https://wpbuilds.com/2024/07/16/this-week-in-wordpress-302
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380 – Exploring Siren Affiliates with Alex Standiford: redefining affiliate marketing strategies
On the podcast today, we have Alex Standiford talking about his innovative approach to affiliate programs through his new plugin, Siren Affiliates, which is unlike any other affiliates system you've used. Alex gets into the specifics of Siren and its user interface, explaining how rewards are divided, what actions earn points, and what events trigger point calculations. He emphasises the ability of third-party developers to extend these components, allowing for a high degree of customisation. If you’re interested in a truly new and unique approach to affiliate programs that fosters collaboration and fairness among affiliates, this episode is for you.
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This Week in WordPress #301
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 1st July 2024. You can find it here: https://wpbuilds.com/2024/07/09/this-week-in-wordpress-301
Customer Reviews
I just love this podcast!!
I am always anxiously waiting for the next episode of wpBuilds! In true spirit of WP community these guys deliver great inspiration and information each week. They understand the pain points WP consultants experience every day and deliver great advice with their guests to help businesses like mine. Thanks so much guys!
Great supplement to your WP Business!
Love this podcast and was honored to be asked to be a guest as well! If you're in the WordPress game, it's a must-listen to keep on top of the latest happenings in the WordPress game. The boys really know their stuff and keep will keep you thoroughly entertained along the way. Great podcast to add to your list.
Great source of helpful information
David and Nathan just enjoy chatting about their work in their website and WordPress development businesses, including both the good and the bad. Each time there is so much useful information for people starting out in the same environment.
Their interviews with the industry experts are also great to listen to.
Keep up the great work.