Wp Elevation Wordpress Business Podcast

Watch the video of this podcast here. Brad has always been involved in technology in some way. In 2004, he started a web development company. He spent about five years building Joomla websites, but he realized that he needed to switch to WordPress when he noticed the robust WordPress community and the available plugins. He then hired his first full-time employee, a WordPress developer named Lucas Karpiuk who is still with him today. They then became a WordPress development shop around 2009 and would code PSD files into websites for agencies. Brad had an ‘aha’ moment when he noticed his clients were coming back for support, and he transitioned GoWP to a WordPress support provider. Hosting used to be a recurring revenue safety net for development companies, but with increasing support needs WordPress maintenance can be a source of recurring revenue for your website business. You can even bill throughout the month to have consistent money coming in. Don’t miss Brad’s tip around the 5-minu