Recently I launched Version 2.0 of Creator Courses, and with a giant new feature: Memberships. We’ll talk about why now, what changes I made, and of-course, the toolkit I used for the site. Let’s get to it!

This week, I’m sharing with you the best advice I got throughout Season 6 of my main podcast, How I Built It. Over the course of about 10 minutes, we’re going to distill all of that advice into 3 overarching themes.

WordPress is certainly the most popular CMS in the world, powering over 30% of the web. It also powers all sorts of websites, from blogs to giant e-commerce stores and everything in between. This includes podcast websites. However,

In the episode we talked about ways to improve performance. Now let’s look at how we can apply that advice. Brian Richards, an expert WordPress developer and educator over at WPSessions tells us how he has improved the performance of both his own sites...

Did you know that 80% of website visitors will abandon your website if it takes more than 5 seconds to load? That’s a lot of lost revenue and opportunities. In this episode, we’re going to look at how you can improve your website’s performance.

Recently we looked at a few good online course solutions. In this episode we’re going to look at a case study: my own online course solution, Creator Courses. Show Notes Creator Courses LearnDash WooCommerce Beaver Builder bbPress Liquid Web WP Rocket ...

Building an online course is a popular way to generate some extra income if done right, but finding the right tool for the job can be a tough task. Thankfully that’s because there are lots of options – and we’re going to look at a few today.

Aside from all of the digital tools out there, I’m a big fan of analog tools. I’m an avid listener of the Pen Addict podcast, own several fountain pens, dozens of notebooks, and practice the art of bullet journaling. In this episode,

It’s 2019 and it’s easier than ever to sell online. With marketplaces like eBay, Swappa, Etsy, and Reverb, you can sell just about anything on its own, dedicated market. But it’s also easier than every to set up your very own store.

In the last episode, we looked at everything you need to get up and running with your podcast. In this episode, we’re going to look at a case study: my own podcasting setup. Show Notes Episode 10: Your First Podcast Toolkit Samson Meteor USB Mic My Pod...