Tom Greenwood is the owner of Wholegrain Digital, a web design agency based in London that builds WordPress websites with a reduced carbon footprint. But making eco-friendly sites is not the only thing Tom and his team do for the environment. They are involved in a bunch of activities and initiatives that aim to support their business mantra.
If you started your online journey with a personal blog but now you think it’s time to approach things from a business perspective, then switching from WordPress blog to website is a natural step along the way.
Let’s talk about how you can start an online business with little money – $145 or less. We’ll guide you through the very first steps you need to take to become an online professional.
We talk with Nile Flores – one of the most well-known and experienced figures in the WordPress community – about web design and being devoted to WordPress since its creation.
One of the biggest factors behind Elementor's rocket-speed growth to become the most popular WordPress page builder plugin is its huge library of pre-built templates. We'll share 40+ professionally-designed Elementor templates, provided by one of the most popular WordPress themes, Neve.
Daugirdas Jankus enjoys engaging with the WordPress community, where a lot of bright minds come together to keep the machine alive and kicking. He’s doing his part of the job too, trying to contribute and help as much as he can. He shares his insights on the hosting market and WordPress, in general.
Chris Coyier has helped build two of hige web design and developments sites, CodePen and CSS-Tricks. In this interview he shares his productivity tips thoughts on WordPress, and gives you some actionable advice for building produtcs, blogs, and more.
Bridget Willard is a social media marketer and being sociable is indeed one of her biggest strengths. She joins us for this interview about promoting WordPress products and brands on social media, learning new languages, and why Twitter is her favorite network.
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Starting a blog without spending a penny is entirely possible, and you’re in the right place to learn how. Over the years, I’ve tried dozens of blogging sites to see how well they work for different purposes and needs. This post shares my ...
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