1 hr 7 min
WP Mainline Episode 19 - GoDaddy Acquires Pagely, Doing The Woo, and WordPress Contributor Churn WP Mainline
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In this episode, Malcolm Peralty and I are joined by Bob Dunn of Do The Woo fame to discuss the news of the week. We started off by discussing the most surprising acquisition of the year with GoDaddy acquiring Pagely. We briefly touch on what’s new in WordPress 5.8.2 while trying to figure out how to pronounce Thijs de Valk’s name. Thijs de Valk is the new CEO for Yoast.
Bob explains what exactly his partnership with Post Status entails and what we can expect from it. Last but not least, we had a great discussion about Paul Lacey’s post and contributor churn in WordPress and whether or not WordPress could one day run out of free labor to keep the project going. If you tell me the correct number of times I say “Do The Woo” in this episode, contact me and I might have a surprise for you.
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Manage and monitor all your clients’ WordPress sites from a single place, no matter where they’re hosted. With a single click, perform bulk updates, backups, security checks and more to save time and free up your day.
Stories Discussed:
GoDaddy Acquires PagelyOne Hour Interview Between Cory Miller and Josh StrebelWordPress 5.8.2 Security and Maintenance ReleaseJoost De Valk’s Brother Steps into CEO RoleAnnouncing a Partnership with Post Status and Do the WooAMP Has Irreparably Damaged Publishers’ Trust in Google-led InitiativesState of the Word 2021Blocks, Boards & Fishing Reels – How Gutenberg has Divided WordPress
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Speaker 1 00:00:19 Welcome everybody to episode 19 of the WP mainline
In this episode, Malcolm Peralty and I are joined by Bob Dunn of Do The Woo fame to discuss the news of the week. We started off by discussing the most surprising acquisition of the year with GoDaddy acquiring Pagely. We briefly touch on what’s new in WordPress 5.8.2 while trying to figure out how to pronounce Thijs de Valk’s name. Thijs de Valk is the new CEO for Yoast.
Bob explains what exactly his partnership with Post Status entails and what we can expect from it. Last but not least, we had a great discussion about Paul Lacey’s post and contributor churn in WordPress and whether or not WordPress could one day run out of free labor to keep the project going. If you tell me the correct number of times I say “Do The Woo” in this episode, contact me and I might have a surprise for you.
This Episode is Brought to You By GoDaddy Pro:
GoDaddy Pro
Are you looking to increase your productivity? One tool that helps thousands of web developers and designers do more every day is GoDaddy Pro.
Combining site, client, and project management, GoDaddy Pro is an all-in-one solution made by and for web professionals. Whether you’re new to web design or looking to grow your business, you’ll find free tools, products, guidance and support to help you deliver results for clients.
Manage and monitor all your clients’ WordPress sites from a single place, no matter where they’re hosted. With a single click, perform bulk updates, backups, security checks and more to save time and free up your day.
Stories Discussed:
GoDaddy Acquires PagelyOne Hour Interview Between Cory Miller and Josh StrebelWordPress 5.8.2 Security and Maintenance ReleaseJoost De Valk’s Brother Steps into CEO RoleAnnouncing a Partnership with Post Status and Do the WooAMP Has Irreparably Damaged Publishers’ Trust in Google-led InitiativesState of the Word 2021Blocks, Boards & Fishing Reels – How Gutenberg has Divided WordPress
Click to View Transcript:
Speaker 1 00:00:19 Welcome everybody to episode 19 of the WP mainline
1 hr 7 min