BobWP updates listeners on the evolution of "Do the Woo," a podcast focused on WooCommerce. It features diverse hosts and segments, catering to all experience levels.
So, the podcast "Do the Woo" is now "OpenChannels.fm"! It’s a cool rebrand to reflect their broader focus on WordPress and open web topics, while still keeping the WooCommerce content. Exciting changes ahead.
In this episode, Bob discusses updates for WordCamp Europe, including minor show name changes, a new host announcement, and the relocation of daily posts to his personal blog.
In episode 640, BobWP announces his newsletter "Do the Woo Query," introduces a posts with a daily thought, and explains the name change to BobWP Unplugged.
In the latest episode of Content Sparks, BobWP introduces three monthly hosts: Robbie Adair on content and AI, Rae Morey on all things media, and Derek Hansen on content management, promising valuable insights.
BobWP introduces "Content Sparks," a show focusing on content creation insights, featuring tips from his 18 years in the WordPress space combined with my hosts experiences.
In this episode, BobWP announces the launch of version 4.3 at WordCamp Asia, featuring a redesigned homepage that emphasizes multimedia content. The update introduces video, enhancing the existing audio format. He welcomes new host Cami MacNamara and encourages listeners to check out the changelog for further updates and visit their booth at the event.
In this episode BobWP announces the conclusion of his regular Friday share posts on the blog due to time constraints and his new plans. Update: We have decide to continue to do our Fridays share with plans till in place to get the newsletter going. He explains that after WordCamp Asia in February, a new […]
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About Open Notes
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Open Notes is where we share news and updates from across Open Channels FM. It’s the easiest way to stay current on the network. From a. historical perspective, consider it a path that you can walk…
down, with all the twists and turns of a podcast that grew into a networks, from the moment the first mic was flipped on.