GoWP is excited to announce that Emily Hunkler has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer of GoWP. As COO, Emily will manage the day-to-day operations of GoWP and will continue to champion our mission of creating happiness.
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In the beginning, there was robot. Well, since GoWP’s beginning in 2014, our robot has always been part of our identity. When we started GoWP, I wanted a “mascot” incorporated into the logo. I worked at a startup many years ago that had a dog (“Rover”) as a part of its company brand and I ...
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When I was introduced to the concept of Micro-Branding, I didn’t know what to expect. Here’s why I’m so glad we embraced it, and why I think you should too. My friend Bruce likes to say that the one element that has to link and unify every decision in your company; scaling, communications, operations, hiring, ...
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With the right tools and processes in place, we save at least an hour of time, per staff member, every week. Here’s how… Last month, I was having a discussion with one of our long-term clients and I asked if they used Trello for managing their content creation process. His response surprised me, “I’ve just ...
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The GoWP team will be at WordCamp Atlanta this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (March 17-19). If you’re planning to attend, drop by our sponsor table and get some GoWP swag. If you don’t have ticket yet, you can purchase one here: https://2017.atlanta.wordcamp.org/tickets/ As always, WCATL will have awesome speakers and plenty of fun. We hope ...
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If you are new to WordPress then you might be unaware that conferences called WordCamps are held on a regular basis, all around the world. At these events attendees can improve their knowledge on all aspects of using WordPress by sitting in on presentations from local and international speakers that are experts in their respective ...
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Here’s a quick tip for importing products into WordPress: use WP All Import. It’s the easiest way we’ve found to import data from a CSV or Excel file into WordPress. We often use it for importing products into WooCommerce but it can be used to import custom post types, taxonomies, custom fields and more.
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The obvious way to create a manual order in WooCommerce is to navigate to the orders page in the admin panel. Just click ‘Add New’ at the top and enter the details. But sometimes there’s specific functionality that only shows up on the front-end and is not included on the orders page.
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Have you ever browsed a WordPress site and wondered what theme or plugins are being used? You can always view the page source to try and piece it together but it’s much easier using the online tools BuiltWith and WPThemeDetector.
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In a recent blog post, Matt Mullenweg, the co-founder of WordPress, outlined his thoughts on how companies can give back to WordPress:
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The discussion features of WordPress are great but comments may not be appropriate on all sections of your site. For example, you might want to allow comments for blog posts but disable them on your About Us page. In some cases, you might want to disable comments throughout the site.
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I feel like I spend most of my waking moments searching for the perfect plugin. Whether I need to create opt-in forms, set up a Coming Soon page, or clone a site on a Multisite network, the process is always the same: research plugins on WordPress.org, identify a few potentials, test them on a staging site and use the one that works best.
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