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5 Takeaways From ManageWP’s AMA With Tomaž Zaman And Per Esbensen

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Jack Riewe

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November 14, 2016

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Last week, Codeable founders Tomaž Zaman and Per Esbensen took over the ManageWP AMA. The dynamic duo met through an enterprise CMS, TYPO3 where Esbensen was running a web development agency specializing in the CMS and 3D animation and Zaman was a TYPO3 integrator. They worked on website projects for a couple of Scandinavian companies for two years until the online freelancer industry declined. That’s when they founded Codeable. Here are the five takeaways: Codeable is a conduit for communication. Codeable’s main function is bringing freelancers and companies together, but they also help freelancers receive fair pay and make sure companies […]

Doc Pop’s News Drop: WordPress iOS app update notes are awesome

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Doc Pop

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November 14, 2016

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Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. Doc Pop’s News Drop This is our love letter to the folks who write the WordPress iOS app update notes. BTW, please fill out our WordPress Business survey. Love WordPress News, this is Doc Pop’s News Drop! Writing app update notes is a thankless job. I’ve worked with many mobile app developers, mostly for iOS apps, I can tell you it’s not always easy to think of things to say when […]

4 Reasons Nobody’s Buying On Your New WooCommerce Site

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John Hughes

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November 14, 2016

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No matter how much time you’ve spent creating your new WooCommerce site, once the first sales roll in, it may feel like it’s not quite the success you thought it would be. Simply put, once you begin seeing your conversion rates slide it’s time to take action – or your new venture will be dead on arrival. Rather than simple chance, there’s likely some definite reasons why your products aren’t selling – perhaps it’s because your initial marketing strategies are off, or your website’s design lacks accessibility. Whatever the reason may be, the fact of the matter is that nobody’s buying from your […]

Why The Future Of Contract Management Lies With WordPress

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Lauren Bonk

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Beginners

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November 11, 2016

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Contracts can be complicated, long, and difficult but unfortunately businesses need them. Whether a business comes in the form of a massive corporation or a one man development shop in a basement contracts are a necessary part of operations. The world of contracts is changing, and that will directly affect all of us in the WordPress community. Why? Because eSignatures are the way of the future, my friends, and by combining the power of WordPress and online contracts, businesses are now able to have total control of their contract’s life cycles and signer interactions, and will be able to do […]

CMS Comparison: WordPress Vs. Tumblr [Infographic]

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Marie Dodson

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November 10, 2016

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WordPress is the most popular content management system, used by 27 percent of the internet. Not only that, but its robust functionality and ease-of-use make it a leading publishing platform. Tumblr, a free microblogging and social networking website, is also a popular option for sharing and engaging with content. The following infographic takes a look at how WordPress and Tumblr stack up in a number of categories, including Monetization branding use functionality SEO and more CMS Comparison (click to enlarge) For more information on WordPress Vs. Tumblr, check out our post WordPress Vs. Tumblr Comparison.

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