This article from the Repository reports of the change in pricing and bundles that will impact LearnDash, Give, The Events Calendar, and Kadence customers. With the exception of Kadence, these plugins will only be sold in bundles and existing customer subscriptions will be moved to bundle subscriptions on the next renewal. Kadence will still be sold separately and existing customers are not being moved into bundles. The article has the details.

Sometimes the grass looks greener on the other side of the fence, but in this post Katie Keith from Barn2 shares her research and experience selling a Shopify app.

Apparently Automattic, who is a domain name registrar and operates the .blog TLD, is now applying for 16 more. I wonder how .WordPress will work given the trademark issues?

Something we’ve all seen is the increase of a platform providing more or different features on the one hand and for customer lock in on the other. This article breaks it down.

This is an interesting look at what is behind or contributes to plugin growth. On one level it seems obvious, but many could learn from it.

This is an interesting post by Matt Cromwell that identifies the main reasons people give a 5 star review or a 1 star review. A useful resource for those with plugins in the directory.

Reddit’s deal with Google means that Reddit threads show up often in search results. This follows various pushes by Reddit for advertising on the platform. This post gives an overview of Reddit Ads for WooCommerce.

This report looks at ecommerce platform market share and we see an interesting trend. Year on year, Shopify is growing and WooCommerce is declining.

There is now an app for Apple TV and one for Android TV for watching WordPress TV on the big screen. WordPress TV is the collection of talks from WordCamps, as well as other presentations and tutorials. Here is the news on the Apple version. It is also available in the Google Play store for TV sets.