WordPress, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where WordPress comes up

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▶ 32:53 Andrew Bialecki And I remember seeing WordPress and be like, wow, this is magic.

▶ 8:37 Amelia Ibarra We have this weird Divi thing that I don't know how to use. 3 times in the scene
▶ 11:14 Amelia Ibarra I was like, yes, of course we should update the page, but we, we could never find a WordPress developer to actually help us do it and get the job done without breaking things or duplicating weird things in our SEO. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:32 Jason Lemkin Like, we're on, some of the things we still use, we use all the vibe coding tools, but then we also still use, like, WordPress and Squarespace, and now I'm like, I don't know if we need these anymore.

▶ 3:18 Jason Lemkin We're pulling from YouTube and X and WordPress and other places.
▶ 15:57 Jason Lemkin Okay, what I am, I'm a dashboard, a database, some scheduled jobs, and GPT-Foro mini glued together with six weeks of code, Bizabo, Salesforce, Marketo, WordPress, X, and YouTube.
▶ 38:25 Jason Lemkin I just couldn't get Squarespace or WordPress to do. 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:02:21 Jason Lemkin We were hooked up to the WordPress API.

▶ 44:40 Jason Lemkin I mean, not to continue this rant, but a million, I tried for two years to find a WordPress developer. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:02:45 Jason Lemkin I'm like, do you know I can go into Jetpack on WordPress and see this in 60 seconds?

▶ 4:53 Jason Lemkin Our WordPress site.
▶ 24:51 Jason Lemkin We, you know, one of the reasons I redid saster.ai in, in Replit was because Amelia and I hired two different WordPress developer shops to update our saster.com WordPress site. 2 times in the scene

▶ 14:17 Andrew Bialecki I mean, I remember we built our first kind of integration into Shopify and then others, you know, big commerce, Magento and, you know, you know, WordPress.

▶ 0:01 Jason Lemkin I am super excited today to have an incredible guest, Matt Mullenweg, CEO and founder of Automatic WordPress. 2 times in the scene
▶ 2:35 Jason Lemkin So just to frame the conversation, I know you put this out every year, but how much of the web, the way you define it runs on WordPress, the platform, how much of the web? 2 times in the scene
▶ 7:42 Jason Lemkin WordPress. 7 times in the scene
▶ 11:48 Matt Mullenweg It's one of those tricky things is that the WordPress ecosystem, I would estimate to be about ten billion dollars per year. 3 times in the scene
▶ 18:19 Matt Mullenweg And then what happens, fast forward two years, I'm now comparing, it's 2026, and I'm comparing a several year old version of WordPress against a 2026 version of Squarespace. 3 times in the scene
▶ 27:07 Matt Mullenweg And a lot of, if you look at the WordPress site, a lot of our community building is also around events.

▶ 16:20 Zach Kitschke So hacked together this WordPress page that you can see and, and those designs, they, um, they, uh, you know, made it, made it easy for their team internally to basically click on one of those and,

▶ 0:29 Matt Schatz We are a digital experience platform for websites built on WordPress.

▶ 8:01 Danny Herzberg It was like giving you some tips that you could improve on your WordPress site if you're a small business owner.

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