When planning a WordPress website project, make sure you know and plan for any services that the site will need to interact with. This guide runs through what we mean by 3rd party services, a list of the common types of services that are often integrated with WordPress, and how those integrations can be handled.
Read the whole lesson, here (for free!): http://freelancewp.com/lesson/how-to-integrate-3rd-party-services-with-wordpress-sites/
You might think that the life of a WordPress freelancer is predominantly spent in front of computers, building themes. The reality can be quite different.
Read the new lesson here: http://freelancewp.com/lesson/what-does-wordpress-freelancing-actually-involve-day-to-day/
What IS a successful WordPress freelancer? Let’s explore what that phrase means by breaking it down.
Read the full post here: http://freelancewp.com/lesson/what-is-a-successful-wordpress-freelancer/
Working on FreelanceWP, we talk to a lot of WordPress freelancers. Working in a cool co-working space in Brighton helps with that too. Last week, I had a chat with a nice guy called Joe. I wanted to hear about his freelancing business and asked him what sort of challenges he was facing. Read More
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We’re retiring @wp_io and moving to shiny, new @FreelanceWP. Please follow the new account for tweets about WordPress freelancing – from WordPress’s most active and influential bloggers and from FreelanceWP.com ourselves. Read More
There’s a new, free lesson available as part of the FreelanceWP guide to successful WordPress freelancing. The lesson looks at site changes – what they are and why they’re important for your freelance career. Read More
We’ve just published a new lesson as part of the Sales & marketing for WordPress freelancers course. It’s called Sales calls for WordPress freelancers and it’s all about how to win work over the phone. Read More