Streamlined Solopreneur: Helping Solopreneurs Take Time Off Worry-Free

Morten Rand-Hendriksen is an incredible developer and teacher who brings it all to his online courses. In this extra long Season 3 Finale, Morten and I run the gamut on topics, including courses, empathy, technology, WordPress, and more. I strongly recommend you give this one a good listen because it's a great episode. Thanks so much for a great Season - see you in January! Show NotesMorten Rand-HendriksenMorten on TwitterLyndaMorten in LinkedIn LearningEpisode 5: Carrie DilsJavascript Essential Training CourseJavascript and jQueryJavascript for Web DesignersHow I Built It on PatreonHow I Built It Facebook GroupSponsored by: LifterLMS | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Neill is the President of SiteLock, and has spent a lot of time building a successful company. They are not only good at what they do, but deeply dedicated to the community. In this episode, we talk all about security for your website, who's most at risk, and what can happen if you ignore simple site security. Of-course, we also talk about prevention. Show NotesSiteLockDeleting 3 million spam comments from your WordPress databaseHow I Built It on PatreonHow I Built It Facebook GroupSponsored by: LifterLMS | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

I met Nathan at WordCamp DC over the summer. We got to talking about a really cool project of his, Staging Pilot, so I asked him to be on the show. It's a very interesting conversation because we get pretty developery, which I totally love to do. We talk about this smart algorithm to figure out differences between the production and the staging site, and a whole bunch of other things. Make sure to put your developer hat on for this one because it is a doozy! Show NotesNathan on TwitterStaging PilotSponsored by: WP-CRM System | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Jeff and I talk about one of my favorite topics: podcasting. Jeff is a professional podcaster; he does it for other brands, so he doesn't just have his own. He is hired to help people set up their own podcasts. Whether it be to promote their brand or other things that you could do with your podcast that don't necessarily make direct sponsor money. We also geek out about hardware and stuff like that too, so it's really really fun episode. Show NotesJeff LargeCome Alive Creative9 Ways to Determine ROI of Your PodcastThe Absolute Beginners Guide to Podcasting: EquipmentBonus episode with Jeff on PatreonSponsored by: ProsPress | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Jack McConnell of Made with Fuel talks about his plugin, Better Notifications for WordPress. We talked about scratching your own itch, and getting in there and coding. We also talked about the long game a little bit, so he talked about how he front-loaded a lot of research to make sure that the plugin was worth pursuing. He also talks about hiring out. It's a nice take that developers are sometimes resistant to, but he wanted to make sure he didn't waste as much time spinning his wheels. Show NotesJack on TwitterMade with FuelBetter Notifications for WordPressWant to engage with other listeners? Check out the Facebook Group!Sponsored by: ProsPress | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Amir Salihefendic is the founder and CEO of Doist, maker of the popular Task Management app, Todoist. Today we are talking about their new chat app Twist, which was create as a way to combine email and Slack-like functionality. We talk about all sorts of great topics, but most notably, Work/Life Balance and how always being connected with apps like Slack are unhealthy. Thus, the idea for Twist came to be. It's a great episode, and if you like it, you can catch Part 2 over on Patreon, where we talk more about the making of Todoist and adapting in an ever-changing technological landscape. Show NotesAmir SalihefendicDoistTwistPart 2 on PatreonSponsored by: SIteLock | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Gravity Forms is one of, if not the, oldest premium form builders for WordPress. Alex Cancado, one of the founders, and I talk about the research that went into creating such an integral part of any website. We also talk about refactoring, automated testing, what it was like creating add-ons for Gravity forms and a whole lot more. If you like this episode, you can catch a bonus episode with Alex where we talk about business, copyrights, and more over on Patreon. Show Notes Gravity FormsGravity Form Add-onsJeff Matson's How I Built It EpisodeBonus Interview on Patreon: Alex and I go deeper about pricing model, the price of support, copyrights, the importance of Paypal, and more.Sponsored by: SIteLock | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

GiveWP is a plugin that helps you accept donations on your WordPress site. I got to talk to Matt and Devin about all sorts of other stuff though, like collaboration on a large team and the importance of great support. Show NotesGiveWP GiveWP on Twitter Scaling your WordPress Support for Growth Sponsored by: SIteLock | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Ben Meredith is a WordPress man about town, working with lots of great folks in the community like GiveWP, and putting out his own plugins. In this episode, Ben and I talk about Better Click to Tweet, a fantastic and free WordPress plugin he created. Show NotesBen MeredithBen on TwitterBetter Click to TweetGiveWPIn Memory of Jesse PetersenEpisode 34: Shawn Hesketh and WP101Sponsored by: Access Aerial | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Brian Hogg is a Canadian, WordPress Plugin Developer, Educator, and more. He has a few great courses on how to create WordPress plugins and a very informative newsletter to go with them. In part 2, we talk all about what to put in free vs. paid, build tools, and more. Show NotesBrian HoggEvent Calendar NewsletterBrian's CoursesUsing Git with the WordPress Plugin RepositoryWays to Handle Pro and Free Versions of Your WordPress PluginEpisode 43 - Justin Ferriman & LearnDashSponsored by: The Events Calendar | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Brian Hogg is a Canadian, WordPress Plugin Developer, Educator, and more. He has a few great courses on how to create WordPress plugins and a very informative newsletter to go with them. In this 2 part episode, we discuss his plugins as well as general plugin development; this includes build tools, SVN, submitting to the WordPress repository, and more. Show NotesBrian HoggEvent Calendar NewsletterBrian's CoursesUsing Git with the WordPress Plugin RepositoryWays to Handle Pro and Free Versions of Your WordPress PluginSponsored by: StagingPilot | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Mike Rohde is a designer and founder of the Sketchnotes Army! He's also a twice-published author and Green Bay Packers fan. In this episode, we talk about how he came up with sketchnotes, why it helps with retention, getting published, and tons more! Show NotesMike RohdeMike on TwitterSketchnotesThe Pen is Mightier than the KeyboardSponsored by: Seriously Simple Podcasting | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Andy and I continue our conversation from last week, about general theme development. We discuss our favorite tools and learning resources, plus much more! If you're interested in making WordPress themes, these episodes are must-listens! Show NotesPart 1Andy WilkersonParallelusUpThemesTheme ForestGoogle TrendsWordPress.orgJadeGruntEpisode 10: Beaver BuilderRunwayUnderscoresCreating a WordPress ThemeJoe's WordPress Theming CourseSome Nutsi Fan Theories - Stuff You Should KnowSponsored by: Liquid Web | Project Panorama Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Andy Wilkerson is a theme developer and theme shop owner that made a name for himself on Theme Forest. Now he's working on all sorts of projects, not just for themes, but for podcasts and more! In this 2-parter, he and I talk about his story and general theme development. This episode, Part 1, focuses primarily on how he built his business. Show NotesAndy WilkersonParallelusUpThemesTheme ForestGoogle TrendsWordPress.orgJadeGruntEpisode 10: Beaver BuilderRunwayUnderscoresCreating a WordPress ThemeJoe's WordPress Theming CourseSponsored by: Liquid Web | Project Panorama Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Sean Blanda is a long time friend, journalist, and Editor-in-Chief of GrowthLab and I Will Teach You To Be Rich. He has an excellent newsletter that focuses in on specific topics and takes an objective approach to writing. In this episode, we discuss what an full stack Indy publishing platform would look like, and why it's important. Show NotesSean BlandaSean on TwitterGrowthLabI Will Teach You To Be Rich99UTechnicallyShop Talk Show: News Publishing with Rebekah MonsonMedium and the Reason You Can't Stand the NewsSponsored by: Liquid Web | Project Panorama Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

James Rose is an Australian agency owner who creates websites for a living. In this episode, we talk about his brand new product, Content Snare. Content Snare is a software product built to drastically cut down the time and headache wasted on chasing up clients for website content. I think anyone who's made websites can get behind this. We also talk about being a good developer, and how to create a product people will actually use. Show NotesJames on TwitterContent SnareAkturaGlipJiraReworkSponsored by: FacetWP | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Ryan Sullivan is the founder of WP Site Care, a business that helps service and maintain WordPress sites. In this episode, we talk about building a business that meets a need and defines expectations, some great tools for running a support business, and what customer care really means. Show NotesRyan on TwitterWP Site CareHelp ScoutBasecampSponsored by: SIteLock | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Russell Aaron is a backend developer working for WebDevStudios and working out of Reno, NV. He's done lots of work within the WordPress community, including work on the plugin Maintainn Tools, which he uses to help troubleshoot websites. Show NotesRussell AaronWebDevStudiosMaintainnMaintainn ToolsPluginizeQuery MonitorSponsored by: WP Site Care | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

This is the second of a 2-part series called Educational WordPress! In the last episode, I spoke to Chris Badgett. Today, it's Justin Ferriman Justin Ferriman is the owner of the LearnDash LMS for WordPress. In this episode we talk about building an audience first, scratching your own itch, and listening to your customers. He provides some great advice on making sure you have people to sell to before selling, and lots more! Show Notes Justin FerrimanLearnDashMoodleVideo Course ProgressionSponsored by: WP Site Care | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

This is the first of a 2-part series called Educational WordPress! Over the next 2 episodes, I talk to two of of the biggest names in a WordPress LMSs and WordPress in the educational space. Today, it's Chris Badgett. Chris Badgett is a software company owner, a world traveller, and first and foremost, an educator. In this episode, we get to talk all about empathy, teaching, and scratching your own itch. He offers some great insight on running a company, connecting with customers, and how there are some things you can't outsource. Show NotesChris BadgettLifterLMSSterling Audio ST51Episode 34: Shawn HeskethThe Lean StartupWant to get early access to ad-free episodes, extended interviews, video tutorials and more? Check out our Patreon.Sponsored by: WP Site Care | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Kiko Doran is a veteran, developer, musician, teacher, and so much more! In this incredibly interesting interview, Kiko and I talk about how he created the iBook, Learn Pharrell Williams' Happy for Apple's new Tuniversity project. We talk about how the innovative new idea evolved, what it was like working on this high profile project, breaking the music down, learning iBooks Author, and so much more in these 24 minutes. Make sure to check out the extended, 17 minute interview that's for Patreon backers only! Show NotesKiko Doran on TwitterTuniversityLearn Pharrell Williams' HappyModern TribePrestige ConfPart 2 on PatreonSponsored by: WP Site Care | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Jeff Matson is a WordPress man about town, making contributions to several big plugins and projects, and even WordPress itself. In this episode, we talk all about development, knowing when to cut your losses, developer tools, and much more. It was great having Jeff on the show! Main Project: Heartbeat Control Heartbeat Control is a free WordPress plugin that allows you to easily manage the frequency of the WordPress heartbeat API with just a few dropdowns. Show NotesJeff MatsonHeartbeat ControlGravity FormsVisual Studio CodeTom McFarlinLocal by FlywheelVue.jsWordPress HeartbeatCode CompleteCheck out our PatreonSponsored by: Liquid Web | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Stephanie Wells is a nurse turned coder who launched her own WordPress-based online business. Starting off in client work, she quickly moved into the product space, where she makes Formidable Forms. I was stoked to have Stephanie on the show and we talk about all sorts of great topics from scratching your own itch to family and more. Show NotesFormidable FormsBlair WilliamsPressNomicsCaboPressGirl Develop ItOperation SmileSpoiler Alert! I reference a show that hasn't been released yet :-) Check out our new Patreon – be one of the first 20 to pledge $10 and get a free t-shirt!Sponsored by: CodePen Projects | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Or: "How I Met Your Mummers"In this first episode of Season 3, Tracy and I talk about doing client work vs. product work, owning an agency in Philly, and moving from the free to freemium pricing model. We also talk all sorts of non-computer stuff like raising children (being parents and business owners), Philly lingo, and How I Met Your Mother.Show NotesTracy LevesqueTracy on TwitterYIKES, IncEasy Forms for MailChimpJason ColemanChris LemaCaboPress (yay I'm also going!)GithubGruntWordPress Development with Git/GitHub - Jeremy PryTortiseSVNGitboxPHPUnitCheck out our new Patreon - be one of the first 20 to pledge $10 and get a free t-shirt!Sponsored by: BoldGrid | Liquid Web Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

We close out Season 2 talking to Michael Sacca of Crew and Unsplash. Crew has since been acquired by Dribbble, but the story of how they got to where they are is great! We discuss startups, finding the right balance, and how a simple side project can be the thing that changes your main business. It's a great way to end Season 2, so have a listen! Show NotesCrewUnsplashMichael SaccaRocketship.fmSponsored by: Level Eleven Art Department | BoldGrid Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

David Bisset is a WordPress developer who also happens to plan one of the biggest WordCamps in the United States. Their 9th one happened recently so I sat down and talked to David about what goes into planning a WordCamp, especially one this big! Show NotesDavid BissetDavid on TwitterMake WordPressWordCamp.orgBuddyPressEpisode 21: Liam Dempsey and WordPress MeetupsCaring Enough to Give Back to Your CommunityOrganizer HandbookWPCampusWPTavernWordCamp & BuddyCamp Miami 2017: My Thoughts and PlansResults of my Live "Rate my Talk with Emoji" from WPCampusSponsored by: BoldGrid | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Diane Kinney is a WordPress Developer, Designer, and Marketer. And soon, she'll be adding author to that biographical line. She and Carrie Dils are working on a book called Real World Freelancing that talks all about what it really takes to be a freelancer. In this episode, she and I talk all about the writing process, decisions for self-publishing, and more. Show NotesDiane KinneyDiane on TwitterReal World FreelancingCarrie Dils on How I Built ItSponsored by: BoldGrid | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Shawn Hesketh is a good friend of the show and an excellent educator and mentor. His widely popular site, WP101, teached thousands of folks how to use WordPress. In this episode, we get pretty deep into the woods on how he built WP101, and in typical Shawn fashion, he imparts some great advice all along the way. This one is a little longer that usual, but it's packed full of fantastic content, including his recording setup. Show NotesShawn HeskethShawn's TwitterWP101Bill EricksonBlue Snowball / YetiShure SM7BDuet by ApogeePreamp: Grace Design M101Limiter PluginCanvas by WooThemesChris LemaLifterLMSJetpack CourseZac GordonWooCommerceYoast SEO Sponsored by: ProsPress | BoldGrid Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Erin Flynn is a freelancer and educator based on Colorado. In this episode we talk about how she found her way into the product space, all the twists and turns of freelancing, and how she creates courses and keeps her sales funnel on point. Show NotesErin FlynnRethink.fm: Tips for Mastering Client CommunicationsStreak for GMailTeachableRain MakerUnstoppable CoursesConvertKitSponsored by: BoldGrid | Formidable Forms Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Tom is a man of many hats! He's a WordPress user, avid blogger, developer, editor for Envato, and much more. He also takes the approach that he'll scratch his own itch if he needs to. In this episode, we talk about how he tackles problems, why and how he built the plugin Page Template Dashboard, and his development tools. Show NotesTom McFarlinTom on TwitterPage Template DashboardAdopt a PluginWordPress Coding StandardsSVNVisual Studio CodeGit GUI: TowerSNV GUI: TortoiseSVN, VersionsWordpress Stack ExchangeCheck out my new WordPress Theme Development course & get 20% : How to Build WordPress ThemesSponsored by: ProsPress | BoldGrid Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, Ty and I discuss a few great topics! His company, Cantilever, focuses on strong client relationships that elicit enough trust to try cool, experimental projects, like what they did with Rustic Pathways. We talk about integrating the REST API in an interesting way, the importance of communicating with clients, and why trying a project as "just a project" might not be the best way to grow your business. Show NotesTy FujimuraCantileverRustic PathwaysWordPress REST APISponsored by: BoldGrid | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, Andy and I discuss some of the specific challenges and rewards of developing WordPress sites for non-profits, why empathy is so important, and why you should never say never when choosing the right tool for the job. Show NotesAndy StittWP for Non-ProfitsHow to Use WordPress to Build Your Non-Profit Site - WordCamp BaltimoreThe Neuroblastoma Children's Cancer SocietyHave Empathy While Teaching - Joe Casabona - WordCamp LancasterGenesis FrameworkDiviSponsored by: ProsPress | Formidable Forms Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, we get pretty heavy into servers and server setup! Jonathan talks about how he got the idea for WP Stagecoach. We also discuss some of the difficulties with spinning up and simulating multiple server setups, how good coding can go a long way, and much much more. Show NotesWP StagecoachWhat is a Staging Server?What is a Script Kiddie?Apache IIISponsored by: BoldGrid | Pantheon Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, Daniel and I get pretty heavy into development tools and using WP CLI, automated testing, and the future of WP-CLI and Open Source. We go a little long, but it's a great conversation no matter what your background is. Show NotesDaniel BachhuberWP-CLIHand BuiltWP-CLI on make.wordpressBehat Automated TestingUnit TestingLaravel ValetHarvestSponsored by: BoldGrid | Formidable Forms Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, Troy and I have a great conversation about developing online courses, creating scarcity, and keeping students engaged. If you've been looking to start an online course or develop a great online community, this episode should not be missed! Show NotesTroy DeanWP ElevationRockStar EmpiresRunning LeanSocial LearnerLearn DashEpisode 9 with Zac GordonTeachableHeadspace AppSponsored by: Formidable Forms | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

It's Episode 26, and JJJ and I talk all about getting an idea and running with it. His plugin Publishiza has a funny origin story that decided to develop. We also talk about publishing where you're comfortable, seeing your work get used by actual people, and of-course, deep bar thoughts. ?⛈️ Show NotesJJJ | JJJ on TwitterPublishizaWordCamp USBuddyPressBBPressWhat is a Tweetstorm?JetpackKeyringPHP wordwrap100 ∞Sponsored by: Pantheon | Hired.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, Bob and I get back to WordPress basics and talk all about blogging! Bob talks about how he built his blog, using plugins (60+!), coming up with good content, and a lot more. This is an excellent episode for anyone who uses WordPress or wants to start a blog. Show NotesBob DunnWP Ecommerce ShowEpisode 12 with Chris LemaCreate a Custom Blog with WordPress courseYoast SEO | Episode 8 with Joost De ValkGenesisCoSchedule | Episode 20 with Nathan ElleringCigars Section of Casabona.orgSponsored by: Pantheon | Hired.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Logan and I talk about what it's like to sell royalty free music with Easy Digital Downloads, as well as the music-writing process, good sound editing, and tips for recording. This is a great episode because Logan is not necessarily in the WordPress space, but he is using WordPress to sell his music. Show NotesMusic for Makers | PricingLogan on The Matt ReportUnsplashEasy Digital DownloadsDIY Acoustic FoamSponsored by: Liquid Web | Social Web Suite Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, Scott and I talk all about extending WordPress beyond the web, Javascript frameworks, the REST API, and a lot more! It was great to hear about AppPresser's transformation and where it's heading! Show NotesScott BolingerAppPresserState of the Word 2012IonicAngular 2ReactWordPress REST APISponsored by: Pantheon | Hired.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In Episode 22, Topher and I discuss building HeroPress, sticking with a project when it's important enough, and giving a voice to people in the community who don't always feel like they have one. Show NotesTopher DeRosiaHeroPressKickstarterGoFundMeWordCamp LondonSponsored by: Social Web Suite | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, Liam and I discuss what goes into making a good meetup. As the organizer of one of the most popular (and active) WordPress meetups in the Northeast, and a 2 time WordCamp US organizer, he shares lots of wisdom about what works, what doesn't work, and ultimately that secret sauce for a successful meetup. Show NotesLiam DempseyLBDesignPhilly 'Burbs MeetupWordCamp USSponsored by: Hired.com | Project Panorama Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

It's episode 20! Woo! This season has been pretty developer heavy so far, but my chat with Nathan is anything but, and there's a ton of great stuff I learned. We talk about CoSchedule, coming up with content, and all about marketing. It's definitely something I could use some great advice on, and you'll find it in this episode. Show NotesNathan ElleringCoScheduleCoSchedule BlogCoSchedule PodcastReQueueHow to Engage Social Media like a Team of 30Headline AnalyzerClick to Tweet PluginSponsored by: Social Web Suite | Project Panorama Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

It's early in the year and something to think about is security! Dre Armeda is here to tell us all about that - the full history of his company, Sucuri, where they've been and why they are kicking it up a notch. Super informative and important to anyone doing business on the web! Show NotesDre ArmedaSucuriSucuri BlogWhat does Zero Day mean?Massive Internet of Things HackSponsored by: Project Panorama | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

It's the first episode of Season 2 and I'm glad to be back! Leading off, I got to talk to Pippin Williamson about resurrecting Restrict Content Pro, what it's like being in the WordPress product space, pricing, developing, finding balance, and lots more in this jam-packed half hour. Show NotesPippin's PluginsRestrict Content ProEasy Digital DownloadsPayPal DocumentationStripe DocumentationSublime TextSandhills BrewingPippin's WCUS TalkSponsored by: Social Web Suite | Project Panorama Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

It's the end of Season 1! In this 2-part episode, Jackie and I cover everything we've learned while starting a new podcast. In this part (part 2), we go over finding guests and sponsors, choosing the right tools, using iTunes, and more. Show NotesPart 1Jackie D'EliaRethink.fmClapper BoardRethink.fm with Diane KinneyJames Laws & Ninja FormsBluberry Podcast PluginSeriously Simple PodcastingPodcasts Connect for iTunesRev.comLet's EncryptSponsored by: Anchor Host | Creator Crew Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

It's the end of Season 1! In this 2-part episode, Jackie and I cover everything we've learned while starting a new podcast. In this part (part 1), we go over the ideas for each podcast, some early trial and error, pre- and post-production, tricks of the trade, and more. Show NotesJackie D'EliaRethink.fmAudacityFiverrMy Podcast GearRode Podcaster Mic | BundleeCamLibsynCamtasiaScreenflowSponsored by: Anchor Host | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, James and I talk about breaking into the WordPress forms space, early decisions and pivoting, and building 3.0 from the ground up. Learn about how they built a following, evolved the product, and how they tested and migrated their customers to a brand new, fantastic build of the plugin, and what it could mean for the future. Show NotesJames LawsNinja FormsMastermind.fmUser submitted posts using Ninja Forms | Chris LemaZapierSponsored by: Project Panorama | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

I get to talk to Corey Maass, a WordPress develop who's delved into several different products. His most popular plugin, Kanban for WordPress, turns WordPress into a project management system based on the popular Japanese method of displaying cards and showcasing progress. We discuss the challenges of pricing, updates, and staying focused. Show NotesCorey MaassKanban for WordPressWhat is Kanban?Agile ManifestoSponsored by: Sucuri | WP Stagecoach Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Jeff and I talk about picking names, following your passion, and his great attention to detail in this episode of How I Built It. In a usually saturated market, Jeff has build a great business on t-shirts and other clothing. His insight is fantastic! Show NotesUgmonkUgmonk JournalSquare One Coffee (sold out)Chemex Collar Sponsored by: Sucuri | SiteGround Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★

Chris and I talk about all sorts of stuff in this episode, all surrounding his site Beyond Good. We talk about tools, automation, and being a one-man show doing the work of a small company. Chris also shares some exclusive advice on creating content. Make sure to listen until the end!Show NotesBeyond GoodHosting with WPEngineGenesisBeaver BuilderWooCommerceProsPress SubscriptionsSkyverge MembershipsMemberPressZapierLobStartup ThreadsAgile CRMChris Lema [dot com]Sponsored by: WP Stagecoach | Hover.com Simplify your tech stack at https://streamlined.fm/tools ★ Support this podcast ★