WordPress

“And I think what you're starting to see is those media companies are now abandoning their own CMS, and they're moving to things like WordPress.”

“You can't really build like an enterprise level site on, on Squarespace or Weebly or something like that. Whereas like something like WordPress, you can.”

“Think of it kind of like Google with Android. Like, they'll make their Pixel phones, so we'll make some versions of WordPress that we think are the best in the world. But very key to our strategy is also working with every other manufacturer out there and ever…”

“And WordPress, I think, was one of the first large Internet services to add support for accepting Bitcoin for our services. At the time, Bitcoin was about 12 dollars”

“Changing the editor, since that's really in many ways the heart of WordPress, Is by far the most controversial thing you can do, and the hardest, because lots of people are very used to how WordPress has worked for the past 14 years, and there's lots of opinio…”

“What New York Times spent probably tens of thousands of dollars to do a few years ago will be able to enable anyone with WordPress and Gutenberg to do just kind of out of the box.”

“The history of most companies coming out of open source projects is that the open source project really suffers.”

“Because in 90% of cases, people use only the basics, you know, image, video, and text, you know. So they don't need old bells and whistles of WordPress or, you know, The more advanced CMSs.”

“It's not built for Bespoke websites. So inevitably if people do a lot of development with WordPress, they get to a point where they just are tired of fighting with all these built in themes and you know like eventually the site design requirements get to a poi…”

“So it's not, you know, it's no WordPress, but we do expect once the plugin store hits and some of these plugin developers feel more incentivized to actually charge for their work. We'll probably have a good handful, you know, 20 people or so that are making, y…”

“But as a whole, Joomla runs over three percent of the entire global internet. So it's actually only second to WordPress.”

“We just really put the WordPress ad out there and just put them there with no organization or nothing. A few months later, we were getting thousands of hits of them.”

“Typically like a WordPress, large MOOC with lots of units, and they had really bad engagement on those courses. Simply not because of how they built it, but because of The format.”

“We're also powering over a hundred million ticket sales per month from our Venespresso platform for WordPress.”

“At the time there was only a 5000 plugins, you know, total in the entire WordPress market space.”

“So the plugin had about 15,000 active installs in WordPress at the time.”

“I started out with a free plugin and had a million users and then decided maybe I should make some money from it.”

“The only SEO optimization that I do is inside of WordPress. I write an article first, and then I just make sure that I'm not doing any newbie mistakes. So I just make sure the links are all right. The titles are okay. The URL is fine. So it's basic optimizatio…”

“We have around 60,000 per month revenue From plugins.”

“We previously developed WordPress plugins and built numerous plugins, more than 60 plugins with more than twenty-five million total downloads.”

“Favorite online tool actually is WordPress. Love WordPress. Very flexible, easy to build the platform and work it.”

“I mean, our, I mean, our system does much more than WordPress. I mean, if you get WordPress is a page editor, isn't it? A lot of plugins and other people have made web bosses, a very sophisticated page editor with all the plugins you need already built into it…”

“At max, I would have spent maybe just 50 dollars for lunch or bought an ebook worth 15, 20 dollars to open a dialogue with them. But we spent time in, in building the relationship.”