Nathan Wrigley

WP Builds

Web site building with WordPress. In this podcast we follow the hopeless exploits of Nathan Wrigley as he, and fails, to understand WordPress. He knows that he loves building websites with WordPress, but the complexities of this awesome web building solution are always out of reach. Not only is he not clever enough, but he just does not try all that hard!

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Nathan Wrigley

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Technology

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wpbuilds.com

Latest episode

Jun 25, 2024

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Episodes

WP Builds Newsletter #72 – PHP coding standards, kids in WordPress and Javascript SEO 22.07.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 15th July 2019

137 – Make your WordPress website load faster with Jan Koch 18.07.2019

Today we learn about how how to make your WordPress website load as fast as possible. On the face of it, this is easy to do, but there\'s quite a lot going on when a website loads, and so there are many steps that you need to take a look at if you want to squeeze every ounce of speed out of it. Jan Koch talks us through the work that he\'s done trying to do all of that. There\'s likely some new co...

WP Builds Newsletter #71 – Gutenberg animations, Elementor icons and Google playing games 15.07.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 8th July 2019

136 – Standing up to clients 11.07.2019

In this episode David and I talk about the interactions which we have with clients. Most of the time (I hope) we have good relations with our clients. They want to work with you and you want to work with them... but this does not mean that you\'re always going to see eye to eye with them. From time to time you\'re going to have to face up to a client who is not wanting to work with your processes...

WP Builds Newsletter #70 – Plugin updates, community news and Facebook outage 08.07.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 1st July 2019

135 – How to run successful paid ad campaigns to increase conversions with Daniel Daines-Hutt 04.07.2019

Have you ever wanted to get into paid ad campaigns using Facebook or Google, but did not know where start? This podcast episode explains how you can get started and what some of the pitfalls are. There\'s so much to learn that it\'s good to have an expert on hand and Daniel Daines-Hutt is that man. Get your content seen by more people whilst targeting those people who you really value thereby savi...

WP Builds Newsletter #69 – Gutenberg 6.0, WP Engine growing and bye Jony, Ive loved your work 01.07.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 24th June 2019

134 – What makes us trust WordPress software developers? 27.06.2019

In this weeks episode of the WP Builds podcast we talk about the range of things that we consider when we buy a plugin or theme from a WordPress developer. It\'s clear that you need some level of trust in the product that is on offer, but how deep should that trust run? What are the things that you might want to be on the lookout for to establish some sort of trust score to make you feel confident...

133 – Helping coders run successful businesses with Hahna Kane Latonick 20.06.2019

In this episode of the WP Builds WordPress podcast we chat to Hahna Kane Latonick. She has a background as a software engineer but decided some time ago that what she really wanted to do was to help coders and developers to run their businesses more successfully. We all know that running a business is not the same thing as being a great developer and so Hahna is here to give you the guidance and s...

WP Builds Newsletter #67 – WordPress 5.2.2 RC1, WordCamp Europe and fake videos 17.06.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 10th June 2019

132 – Working when there are other things to do 13.06.2019

So this episode is a little bit of a departure for us, in that it\'s much more personal than usual, and has very little to do with WordPress, so forgive us! When we decided to cover this topic, I (Nathan) was thinking that we\'d be talking about the things in life my non-work life that I have to do, sometimes in opposition to my work life.

WP Builds Newsletter #66 – Gutenberg motion blocks, Joost steps down and Firefox privacy 10.06.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 3rd June 2019

131 – Stroke and poke your clients to keep you sane with Hannah Smith 06.06.2019

If you\'ve work with WordPress websites for client you\'ll know that one of the hardest parts of the job is successfully communicating with clients. Today, Hannah Smith talks about her approach for doing just that. It\'s a really interesting take on how you can try to keep your clients happy all the time, but that\'s realistically possible and there\'s going to be times when you need to push back...

WP Builds Newsletter #65 – WordPress turns 16, average salaries and how Slack came to be 03.06.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 27th May 2019

130 – Personality types – finding the right client for you 30.05.2019

Have you ever thought about the fact that your personality has a direct impact upon how successful you are? Your personality type might make you better at some tasks that others and if you\'re building WordPress websites for your clients, it might also affect the way that you interact with them too, and have a real impact upon their success and failure. Join us as we discuss this topic; we\'re not...

WP Builds Newsletter #64 – WordPress 5.2.1, plugin news and SERPs problem 27.05.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 20th May 2019

129 – How Beaver Team can speed up your Beaver Builder WordPress website builds 23.05.2019

If you\'re a Beaver Builder users then you\'ll know that there are some tasks that you have to perform over and over again when building a website for a client. It\'s perfectly okay, but Tom Carless thought that it would be better if there was a way to make repetitive tasks go away, so he built Beaver Team Pro. Want to update all those reds to green in one click, yes, want to make all specific but...

WP Builds Newsletter #63 – Gutenberg 5.7, Plugin updates and Windows Linux Kernel 20.05.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 13th May 2019

128 – Getting content from clients 16.05.2019

Do you struggle getting content from your clients when you\'re building them a WordPress website? Well, you\'re not alone. We all do. There are so many things that you need from them and so many ways that miscommunication can result. Even if your processes are battle hardened, chances are that they still tested from time to time. So how do you get images, copy and all the rest of it from your clie...

WP Builds Newsletter #62 – WordPress 5.2, plugin news and dynamic emails 13.05.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 6th May 2019

127 – The importance of keeping logs from your WordPress websites with Robert Abela 09.05.2019

Have you ever had a problem with your WordPress website that you could not figure out. Something appears to have been deleted, something suspicious appears to be happening but your cannot really be sure. WP Security Audit Log is a WordPress plugin that creates logs for just about everything on your site. It will enable you to work out exactly what went wrong and hopefully give you a let up in gett...

WP Builds Newsletter #61 – WordPress 5.2 RC2, WordCamp US and colour pictures 06.05.2019

This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 29th April 2019: WordPress Core WordPress 5.2 RC2 The Month in WordPress: April 2019 WPCampus’ Gutenberg Accessibility Audit Finds “Significant and Pervasive Accessibility Problems” Community WordCamp US 2019 Tickets Now on Sale Security Unauthenticated Media Deletion Vulnerability Patched In WooCommerce Checkout Manager Plugin Users Urged t...

126 – Is web design dead? 02.05.2019

Web design is dead. There\'s no doubt about it. The tools that we have now are so easy to use, there\'s literally zero barrier to entry. Within a week, you can a great website up and running even if you\'ve never used the internet before. Mmm... You\'re the expert, these tools are only easy to you because you\'ve worked hard at getting to know them. Then there\'s marketing, funnels, hosting update...

WP Builds Newsletter #60 – WordPress 5.2 pushed back, new icons and Thanos search 29.04.2019

This weeks WordPress news - Covering The Week Commencing 22nd April 2019

125 – Making your WordPress website multilingual with Amir Helzer from WPML 25.04.2019

In this day and age where websites are collections of content in a database, there is no reason at all that this content cannot be translated into other languages and presented to people who speak those languages. In fact, I\'d be able to make a fair compelling argument that it\'s a really good idea to translate your website into a variety of languages if there\'s a market outside of your first la...

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