Justin Ferriman the creator of LearnDash has some advice for WordPress founders that it is time to up your game. This seems timely given that Black Friday is on the horizon.

The WordPress 2023 Annual Survey is now available for providing feedback and gathering data about the project.

Breakdance is running this ad on Facebook and YouTube: What should take a few minutes with other builders takes an entire day with Breakdance. What do you think. Will people appreciate the humor and checkout Breakdance?

If ever you needed convincing to write for people and not search engines, here are more reasons. Google removed FAQ rich schema display for most sites and How-To rich schema display for all sites from search results. Many sites added schema for these in the hopes of having their content highlighted.

Chrome is going to slowly start blocking 3rd party cookies beginning in the first quarter of 2024. This article does a good job detailing the implications of this, but doesn’t do a very good job discussing Google’s replacement plans.

Automattic has just introduced a 100 year hosting plan. It is a good gift for a new born or if you want to preserve your online legacy. Pricing is only $38,000.

In this post Chris Lema considers two approaches to pricing: low cost or a freemium model vs a high price strategy.

Remember that Google recently sold their domain business to Squarespace? WordPress com will pay the transfer fee for you and guarantee that prices are the same or lower than what you were paying Google.

Kathy Zant published an article that covers a number of topics, but mainly marketing and security. In it she shares how she learning successful marketing techniques by observing a hacker. The article is a good use of story telling and in it she shares a number of gems.