Nathan Wrigley

WP Builds

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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Nathan Wrigley

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Technology

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wpbuilds.com

Ostatni odcinek

3 lis 2026

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This Week in WordPress #159 20.04.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 12th April 2021

225 – Send amazing curated newsletters with Curated 15.04.2021

Having a newsletter is one of the best ways that you can communicate with an audience. In fact, I'd go as far as to say, that it's the best. There's no third-party platform involved. You are communicating with people who have signed up, and therefore really want to get your content. But, it can be a dull job keeping the content flowing. Today we learn about a SaaS platform which might just make th...

This Week in WordPress #158 13.04.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 5th April 2021

224 – ‘H’ is for Health 08.04.2021

Today on the WP Builds podcast we're talking about health. Not your health, but the health of the WordPress sites you build or manage. Turns out that there's a boatload of things that need to be done regularly to keep your sites fighting fit. From backing them up to monitoring their uptime. Checking that they're okay after updates to keeping up with the latest SEO trends. I could go on for a lot l...

223 – How we built the WP Buffs business 01.04.2021

WP Buffs has been a company on the rise for several years now. I'm sure that you've seen some of their content and perhaps listened to their podcast or attended their WPMMR summit? The podcast today is all about how you can grow a 'side gig' business into a thriving business by creating engaging content around the subjects that your target audience really want to know about. So WP Buffs is really...

This Week in WordPress #156 30.03.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 22nd March 2021

222 – ‘G’ is for Gutenberg 25.03.2021

Gutenberg is here to stay, and love it or hate it, it's going to be a feature of WordPress for years to come. On the podcast today David and Nathan discuss Gutenberg and what they think of it. It's certainly getting better over time, and as a pure text editing tool, it's now pretty great. However, it's got ambitions to become a Full Site Editing (FSE) tool in the near future and that path collides...

This Week in WordPress #155 23.03.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 15th March 2021

221 – Stream Live with WordPress and WP Livestream 18.03.2021

So it might have passed you by, but now we can (and apparently do) all create our own T.V. channels! Services like YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and Vimeo make this process pretty much painless, but pretty much painless is not completely painless; and that's the subject of the podcast today. A WordPress plugin called WP Livestream which makes this as simple as possible to get your livestream on your W...

This Week in WordPress #154 16.03.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing Monday 8th March 2021

220 – ‘F’ is for forms 11.03.2021

It’s another of chats in the series called the A-Z of WordPress where we attempt to cover all the major aspects to building and maintaining sites with WP. Today is F for... Forms. We expect most sites to have a contact form. Something that does not require the visitor to launch an email client, but there's so many other things that forms plugins have brought under their control. Payments, user reg...

This Week in WordPress #153 09.03.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing Monday 1st March 2021

219 – Create Alexa Skills right inside of WordPress with Shoutworks 04.03.2021

So the podcast today might catch you a little off guard! It's not something that I've ever played with before. Today we're talking about Shoutworks, which is a WordPress plugin that lets you boost your voice SEO by creating an Amazon Alexa skill in one click right from inside WordPress. Wait... What! Is this even a thing? Why would I ever want to do that? Well, the short version is that you can us...

This Week in WordPress #152 02.03.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 22nd February 2020

218 – ‘E’ is for eCommerce 25.02.2021

It’s another of our chats in the series called the 'A-Z of WordPress', where we attempt to cover all the major aspects to building and maintaining sites with WP. Today is 'E' for... Ecommerce. There's just so much to say here because WordPress and Ecommerce are growing at a phenomenal rate. With so much activity, you'd think that there might be a 'best' way to build an online shop. But as is so of...

This Week in WordPress #151 23.02.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 15th February 2020

217 – Get your WordPress tasks in order with DocketWP 18.02.2021

Today we're talking about the DocketWP WordPress plugin with Andre Gagnon and Kyle Van Deusen, the project founders. So, what does it do and why might you want it? It's a plugin that provides you with an easy to access to-do list right inside of your WordPress dashboard. You can sync this list in the cloud so that you, or your team are always doing the tasks that are needed. You also get pre-writt...

This Week in WordPress #150 16.02.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 8th February 2021

216 – ‘D’ is for Database 11.02.2021

It’s the 4th in our series of chats called 'the A-Z of WordPress' where we attempt to cover all the major aspects of building and maintaining sites with WordPress. Today, we are really going set pulses racing with the letter 'D' for Database! The word alone sounds incredibly dull, and for years I pretended it did not exist. Even now I do anything to avoid directly interacting with it. But I do now...

This Week in WordPress #149 09.02.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 1st February 2021

215 – Checkout CheckoutWC for a customised WooCommerce experience 04.02.2021

So if you're a user of WooCommerce, then the podcast today will be of interest to you. It's all about creating the best checkout experience to increase conversions with the CheckoutWC plugin. The checkout process of WooCommerce 'out-of-the-box' is okay, but it's not all that great. Yes, it works, but you know that you've seen better workflows; better ways of guiding you through the final stages of...

This Week in WordPress #148 02.02.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 22nd February 2021

214 – ‘C’ is for Caching 28.01.2021

It’s the third in our series of chats called the A-Z of WordPress, where we attempt to cover all the major aspects to building and maintaining sites with WordPress. Today, it’s the letter 'C' for Caching (including server side caching, front end caching (plugins) and CDNs. However, we avoid getting too deeply into page load times and scores, which we cover separately on another podcast. So what is...

This Week in WordPress #147 26.01.2021

This week's WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 18th January 2020

213 – What goes into organising and cancelling a live WordCamp? 21.01.2021

We all know that the WordCamps in 2020 got cancelled. This was a good idea because saving lives comes before attending online events, but I thought that it might be a good idea to get someone on the WP Builds podcast to have a chat with us about WordCamps nonetheless. Why, you might ask? Well, can you imagine what it would be like to be a part of a team who had worked extremely hard to get an even...

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