In this interview, Bogdan Radusinovic, Marketing Lead at Melograno, shares how wpDataTables, Amelia, and Trafft grew from successful WordPress plugins into an expanding SaaS platform. We cover WordPress partnerships, SaaS launch and pricing strategies, the shift from WP to SaaS, and what’s ahead – including AI and Melograno’s roadmap to 2028.
What is the future of WordPress in 2026 was the main topic of the episode 997 of WP-Tonic podcast and here are some of the key takeaways.
The conversation covers Ahsan’s journey through WordPress marketing, the role of content and partnerships in long-term growth, and practical lessons from running one of the most comprehensive Black Friday and discount websites in the WordPress space.
How do we bring new people to WordPress? Community voices from WordCamps share ideas on education, ownership and long-term growth.
The conversation covers Ahsan’s journey through WordPress marketing, the role of content and partnerships in long-term growth, and practical lessons from running one of the most comprehensive Black Friday and discount websites in the WordPress space.
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Lawrence Ladomery talks to Brian Jackson, co-founder of Forge Media and creator of PerfMatters and NovaShare. Brian reflects on his content-driven growth strategy from his Kinsta days, the renewed importance of brand and affiliate marketing in the AI era, and where he sees WordPress heading next.
In this episode of Excerpt Talks, we talked with Michael Eisenwasser, co-founder and GM of Rapyd Cloud about how agencies can offer WordPress-powered membership sites on a subscription model – achieving profit margins close to $500 per month.
In this episode of Excerpt Talks, we chat with Shoaib Khan Khattak from CyberPanel about how agencies can build profitable, future-ready hosting stacks. We explore how tools like n8n and WordPress can be combined to deliver automation, scalability, and performance in a market that’s rapidly evolving.
In the first episode of the Excerpt Talks, a new series covering connecting, collaborating and creating in the WordPress ecosystem, we sat down with Tom Fanelli, CEO and co-founder of Convesio, to discuss strategies that worked for him, mistakes to avoid and how to grow in a changing market.
Michael Ryden is a Chicago-based filmmaker, educator, and creative entrepreneur. He runs his own multimedia company, GearMX, Inc., where he balances client projects with a passion for teaching young students the art of filmmaking.