“You can buy attention (advertising). You can beg for attention from the media (PR). You can bug people one at a time to get attention (sales). Or you can earn attention by creating something interesting and valuable and then publishing it online for free.” – David Meerman Scott
Here, you’ll find all of our blog posts – those that have been categorized and those that are waiting to be categorized.
Learn the 7 signs your WordPress plugin or theme has a marketing problem (not a product problem) and how to build sustainable growth.
Why do so many WordPress plugins and themes stall after launch? We asked 9 WordPress founders to share their biggest growth lessons.
An analysis of WPBeginner’s 99% Google traffic drop from 2.6M to 27K clicks exploring search trust decay, EEAT signals, intent mismatch, and evolving SERP competition.
The 5 hidden costs of relying on marketplaces for sales and why WordPress product owners should have more than one acquisition channel.
Find out what Envato's new model (50% author fees starting July 1, 2026) really mean for WordPress product businesses.
Complete guide to website search engine optimization (SEO) for roofing companies. Find out how to promote your roofing company using SEO best practices.
What is affiliate-free keyword research, and why should you only use first-party data for keyword research and formulating your SEO strategy.
Discover why companies with the same marketing budget can see drastically different results. Learn how focusing on brand building first, then using outreach to amplify it, drives better, measurable returns.
How much do companies spend on marketing? What do they spend marketing budgets on? The answer is ...
Why aren't most WordPress developers making good money despite the fact that WordPress powers 43% of the web?
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