This survey finds that companies that switch away from WordPress are happy with the change.

Switching Away from WordPress Easier than Expected
Wayne Williams @ msn.com • 1 day ago
Wayne Williams @ msn.com • 1 day ago
This survey finds that companies that switch away from WordPress are happy with the change.
Michelle Frechette @ wpcoffeetalk.com • 2 weeks ago
Here is a nice WPCoffeeTalk interview between group members Davinder Singh Kainth and Michelle Frechette.
Shannon Mattern @ webdesigneracademy.com • 3 weeks ago
This is a nice interview of Dave Foy on Shannon Mattern’s Profitable Web Design podcast.
David McCan @ webtng.com • 1 month ago
I spent some time looking at the data from the 2024 Survey of WordPress Professionals, focusing on “one person agencies” in the United States. There were some unexpected findings from which I drew a few conclusions. I hope you find it interesting and thought provoking.
David McCan @ webtng.com • 2 months ago
The latest issue of the WP Perspectives Newsletter is out. Pronounced obsolete and dead, WordPress page builders are experiencing a resurgence. In this issue I discuss the perfect storm that has lead to their ascendancy.
Philip Levine @ youtube.com • 2 months ago
In this episode of Do the Woo Philip Levine tells how he, as a solo agency owner, manages a large number of WordPress sites.
Kyle Van Deusen @ theadminbar.como • 2 months ago
Kyle of the Admin Bar conducts an annual survey of WordPress professionals. The 2025 results are in and there are some interesting results. I was surprised at the income and salary figures. He shares his take in a video linked near the bottom.
Matt Mullenweg @ automattic.com • 2 months ago
This reduction comes after two rounds of employee buyouts late last year.
WP Minute @ youtube.com • 2 months ago
Matt and Mark grapple with some philosophical questions about what it means to be a WordPress professional.