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In this episode, the hosts discuss the future of enterprise WordPress in 2025, focusing on AI advancements, multi-CMS strategies, security concerns, and upcoming features like full-site editing and multilingual support.

In this episode of Woo BizChat, Nathan Tyler discusses crucial business decisions for plugin and SaaS owners, covering pricing strategies, customer support, partnerships, and transitioning from services to product development for sustained growth.

WooCommerce Marketplace has reached 1,000 extensions, streamlining workflows for faster approvals in 1-4 days and now accepting free and freemium product submissions.

In this first episode of WP Agency Tracks, hosts Marcus Burnette and Cami McNamara discuss effective habits for agency owners, focusing on time management, mental health, and community engagement to enhance productivity and success.

In this episode, James and Julia discuss WooCommerce's enhanced release process, focusing on improved testing, community involvement, and future goals like faster fix releases and compatibility tools for merchants.

In this episode of DevPulse’s "Expanding the Stack," hosts Carl and Zach explore diverse developer backgrounds, emphasize networking and soft skills, and discuss challenges in today's job market with guest Tessa Kriesel.

In this episode, Katie and Adam discuss feature creep in product development with guest Bryce Adams. They address balancing new features with core integrity and engaging customer support effectively.

In this episode, Emma and Adam discuss marketing strategies across business stages, emphasizing the importance of owned, earned, and paid media, audience understanding, and confident branding.

In this episode BobWP announces the conclusion of his regular Friday share posts on the blog due to time constraints and his new plans. Update: We have decide to continue to do our Fridays share with plans till in place to get the newsletter going. He explains that after WordCamp Asia in February, a new […]

Hosts Tom and Brad discuss the 2024 State of Enterprise WordPress Report, highlighting trends in adoption, usage, and decision-making dynamics within organizations.

In this Woo AgencyChat, the hosts discuss AI's role in web development, WooCommerce advancements, e-commerce simplification, and the resilience of the WordPress community amidst ongoing drama, highlighting their hopes for 2025.

In this episode Marcel and Mike discuss significant WooCommerce updates from 2024, AI's impact, and their personal goals.

In episode, Bob and Birgit discuss their journeys in the WordPress community, focusing on the evolution of Gutenberg, podcasting challenges, and the importance of diverse voices, while planning for future events.

In this Inside Woo, James Kemp and Darren Ethier from WooCommerce highlight the importance of community engagement, evolving development practices, and the initiative "More in Core" to enhance core functionalities while balancing flexibility.

BobWP celebrates the seven-year anniversary of Do the Woo, with hosts discussing its evolution, hosts’ experiences, digital accessibility, and exciting future plans for the podcast.

Version 4.2 is coming your way with new hosts and new shows. Plus we are celebrating 7 years of Do the Woo.

As we kick off 2025, we are on the cusp of Do the Woo, version 5.0 and our 7th Anniversary.

In this chat about WordCamp Asia 2025 in Manila, organizers Meher and Dan share their roles and plans, emphasizing inclusivity, exciting programming, and the vibrant local culture to enhance attendee experience.

In this episode of Robbie and Robert interview Sarkis from ITQ Commerce, discussing agency challenges, client maturity, WooCommerce perceptions, AI effects, and the importance of community involvement.

In their final episode of the year, hosts Marcel and Mike discuss personal reflections, client management, and WooCommerce insights with developer Chase, focusing on advanced education and AI integration.

In this episode, Emma and Adam discuss LinkedIn's potential for personal branding and agency growth with trainer Nicole. They share strategies for effective engagement and avoiding common mistakes.

In this episode of Do the Woo, hosts Robbie and Bob discuss the website revamp led by Automattic's Special Projects team, focusing on improvements, user engagement, and innovative integrations.

Birgit Pauli-Haack discusses her journey in WordPress, emphasizing the evolution of the block editor and strategies for engaging younger contributors in the community and future developments.

Miriam and Tammie reflect on their experiences at the Rome Core Days event, highlighting the focus on core contributors, inspiring discussions, and the value of hands-on workshops in a welcoming atmosphere.

In a new episode, BobWP introduces Matthias Pfefferle as a host, discussing the upcoming show "Open Web Conversations," with his focus on WordPress and broader Fediverse topics.