Now that 2022 is in the books its time to reflect and look back on the year. And what a year it was! A lot happened in my career and personal life that has taught me a lot, humbled me, made me happy, made me sad, and helped me become a more well rounded person….
It’s finally that time again. In-person WordCamp’s are back! I’m proud to announce that this June I’ll be speaking on a panel at WCEU in Porto, Portugal about WordPress acquisitions. About WordCamp Europe 2022 This is the first in-person WCEU since the pandemic began. Last year’s organizers attempted to have the conference in-person but had…
Wow. Has it been a year already? 2021 has flown by and with that a lot of change has happened in both my personal and professional life. Where do I begin? Selling my business, selling my house, the times of elation, or times of stress and difficulty? I don’t typically write year end reviews, but…
Let’s face it, virtual conferences suck. Don’t get me wrong, I think they’re great for our current climate, but they’ll never fill the shoes of a real in-person conference. Queue CaboPress: the most unique conference you’ll ever go to. Rethink what you know about a conference After more than a year-and-a-half of Zoom, this past…
I had the please to speak at WordCamp Las Vegas 2015 about building valuable WordPress products and services. While I was giving the talk the very talented Kari Leigh Marucchi of Found Art Photography snapped these beautiful shots: Kari truly is a very talented photographer. Her work speaks for itself. If you ever have an event…
Like WordPress Podcasts? Well, I’ll be co-hosting Season 2 of the Matt Report and sharing my business experiences.
After going to more meetups and WordCamps than I can count, I’ve run into my fair share of code pigs. They’re the type of person who only listens to you to find flaws in how or what you’re doing. They’ll explain a better way to do what you’re doing without giving your current progress or…
As we move into 2015 I only thought it appropriate to refresh this website. Here’s a bit about what went into the new design and a comparison between old and new.
