The Belkin MagSafe Mount for Studio Display
I ordered the Belkin iPhone Mount with MagSafe for Mac desktops and displays in December, and it came in last week. My initial impression: it’s nice — way nicer than…
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Doubling Down on Airtable
I’m a huge fan of Airtable; it’s the very basis of my podcast planners. But up until now, I haven’t been using it to its full potential. I do some…
Putting More Effort into LinkedIn
The social media platform wars are an ongoing nuisance for content creators. It seems like you need to be on all of them all the time. But with claimed that…
Switching to Make
This year I decided to switch Zapier from yearly to monthly and learned they charge an obnoxious 33% more because of it. Combine that with a recent episode of the Automators podcast that covers Make, and I’ve decided to try switching completely to Make from Zapier.
Trying New Tools
It’s the end of the year and I’m trying out a few new tools. The first is Raycast, which is a launcher similar to Alfred. So far I really like it….
My Live Stream Kit
I routinely get questions about my live stream setup – I use and how it all works, so I thought I’d put together this quick post. If you have any…
Testing Code Blocks with Ulysses
Over on Twitter, Tom McFarlin asked me if Ulysses supports code syntax when pushing to WordPress: for those of you who use @ulyssesapp to draft #wordpress posts, does it support…
3 StoreBuilder Features That Make it the Best eCommerce Solution
Ah, the age-old question: do you want ease of use, or the freedom to do with you want with your eCommerce store? Shopify is easy but expensive (especially since they take a transaction cut). But WooCommerce and other self-hosted platforms are hard to set up and harder to maintain…until now.
I’m Writing in Ulysses Again
After 4 months experimenting with a different writing app, I’ve come back to Ulysses. Here’s why.
A Simple Solution to Selling Workshops
While working out my income and project goals for this year, something I added to my list was more paid workshops and webinars. I want people to be able to sign up, get the workshop and the replay, and learn something tangible. And as a WordPress developer, it’s easy to think, “Oh I can put this whole thing on WordPress. But I’ve been actively deciding against WordPress for things like this. Here’s why.
