Working with WordPress Developers

Two people you are guaranteed to need as a WordPress site owner; a WordPress designer and a WordPress developer. When you might need either depends on the plans you have for your website and your goals.  But when it comes down to it, you have to be clear on your site’s goals to figure out who exactly has the skills to implement the goals between a WordPress designer and developer.  In this article we are going to talk about the difference between a WordPress designer and a WordPress developer. By...

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Many small businesses start off with the same thing in common: they have limited needed skills to grow the business. The owner has to wear all the hats and be a marketer, writer, project manager, operations, etc while also keeping the business afloat.  On top of that, there's the hassle of the website you operate your business through. A vital part of your business’s success, your WordPress site is where your marketing takes place. People who visit your website expect a lot from it. They expect to...

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You’ve finally reached WordPress peak just to realize there’s more to it than meets the eye. You now need a WordPress developer's help in order to achieve your site’s goals.  The question is, should you hire a freelance WordPress developer or work with a WordPress agency? How do you determine the best option for you? How is one choice different from the other? When should you opt for one choice over the other? By the end of this post you should have the information you need to make an informed...

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When WordPress site owners start experiencing WordPress issues, many wonder if hiring a WordPress developer is worth it. For the most part, yes it is. Provided you hire a developer with necessary WordPress developer key skills.  Deducing the skills a WordPress developer should have can sometimes  be complicated, especially if you don't understand your WordPress issues, what exactly they need to be fixed, what to look for out for and who to stay away from.  By the end of this post, you will be...

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When I first started as a freelance developer more than 13 years ago, I charged clients $17/hour. This was an amazing deal for my clients as I was skilled and reliable and just a bit green behind the ears on what it took to make a living (I ate a lot of beans and rice the first couple of years.)

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