Dustin Hartzler

WordPress Resource: Your Website Engineer with Dustin Hartzler

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Dustin Hartzler

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yourwebsiteengineer.com

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Aug 23, 2025

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Episodes

105 – How to Charge for Maintenance of a WordPress Website 05.12.2012

In today’s episode, learn how to charge your customers for the maintenance of their WordPress websites. I also spend time talking about my week of being disconnected from the grid.

104 – Become a Full-Time Freelance Developer 28.11.2012

This week, I have an inspiring story to share. Join us to hear Chad Warner is slowly phasing out of his “real job” into a full-time freelancer.

103 – A Website Developer’s Nightmare: Passwords 21.11.2012

In today’s episode, I share two new tools and my strategy for setting up new accounts for your friends or website clients.

102 – WordPress Custom Post Types 14.11.2012

Hear my reviews on the WordPress iPad app, understand the benefit of using Google Libraries and see the benefits of using custom post types.

101 – What is Your WordPress Backup Strategy 07.11.2012

In today’s episode, I share two new tools, answer a few questions and spend most of the time discussing WordPress backup strategy.

100 – Your Can’t Live Without WordPress Plugins 31.10.2012

This week’s show is a little different as we had a round table discussion to hear what are the can’t live without WordPress plugins from our community.

099 – Keys to Enjoy Web Programming 24.10.2012

In this week’s episode, I spend some time chatting with Sean and Randy of beAutomated about how we as developers can enjoy web programming.

098 – Software to Run Your Website Development Business 17.10.2012

Today I share the software tools I use to run my website development business. Some items I mention: mac, espresso, coda 2, flow, forklift, acorn, adobe creative cloud and more!

097 – Software for Everyday WordPress Users Part 2 10.10.2012

Back by popular demand, I’ve recorded another episode that highlights tools that 4 different developers use to keep their WordPress site updated.

096 – How to Migrate Data within WordPress 03.10.2012

I spend some time answering a question about the JetPack Plugin and spent the majority of the episode outlining the way that I move content from a development website to a live site.

095 – Software for Everyday WordPress Users 26.09.2012

In this episode, I interview 4 different WordPress developers and learn what tools they use on a daily basis to build websites.

094 – Sell Digital Products on your WordPress Site 19.09.2012

In today’s episode, I talk about GoDaddy’s recent security breech, share a cool tool for managing multiple WordPress accounts, explain how to hide a page from Google robots and teach you my step by step approach to selling digital products online.

093 – How to Update a Live Site 12.09.2012

In today’s episode, I cover the most recent WordPress security release, share a new live blogging tool, discuss the JetPack Plugins and spend time discussing different ways to make changes to a live site.

092 – Version Control your WordPress site 05.09.2012

In today’s episode, we dig into the importance of version control, who should use it and how it has save catastrophes from happening.

091 – Nine Ways to Find Paying WordPress Clients 29.08.2012

Join us to learn about my upcoming webinar, my free giveaway, my favorite mobile RSS readers, and how to find paying WordPress clients.

090 – Live from Grand Rapids! 22.08.2012

In today’s episode, I recorded a live question and answer session with some of my new friends from WordCamp Grand Rapids

089 – 2012 State of the Word Update 15.08.2012

Hear Matt Mullenwig’s 2012 recap of WordPress. WordCamps have expanded from 1 in 2006 to 75 in 2012 and he shares new features in WordPress 3.5

088 – Backup Your WordPress Sites with Backup Buddy 08.08.2012

Today’s episode features an interview with iThemes founder Cory Miller. We talk all about backups, especially with BackupBuddy.

087 – Move Your Blogger Site to WordPress 01.08.2012

Listen to learn how to transfer your blog from Blogger to WordPress. It’s not hard to do and with the benefits of WordPress, you’ll be glad you did!

086 – How to Handle Affiliate Links within WordPress 25.07.2012

In today’s episode I discuss a solution for a support ticket plugin and I share three different methods of handling your affiliate links in your WordPress website.

085 – The Difference Between Theme Templates and Frameworks 18.07.2012

Today I break down the differences between themes and frameworks and which one is better for developers.

084 – Nine Website Faults That Will Cause People to Hit the Back Button 11.07.2012

Listen in to discover nine website faults that many users make when building a website. Remove these items and make your audience happy.

083 – Introducing the WordPress WP App Store 04.07.2012

Listen to the interview with Brad Touesnard as we discuss the WP App Store. Brad is crushing it with a great idea to make it easier to add themes and plugins to WordPress!

082 – Calculating Website Bandwidth and Memory 27.06.2012

Calculating Website Bandwidth and Memory doesn’t have to be difficult. Join us today to to hear how to calculate it and don’t overpay for hosting.

081 – Change the Background of Your WordPress Site 20.06.2012

Listen this week to hear about the downfalls of the Facebook Plugin, a new service called bmobilized, information about transferring domain names between registrars and how large of an image to use for a website background.

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