WordPress has allowed many of us an opportunity to turn our interests and hobbies into a service. The relatively low barrier to entry offers great benefit for service providers, but it also comes with challenges that may not be obvious in the beginning.<\/p>\n
For example: how does a new WordPress service provider survive and thrive in the face of increasing competition?<\/p>\n
This talk offers a perspective and an approach uniquely tailored to independent practitioners. It is based on lessons learned in the field over the past 3 years, and will focus on the soft-skills, strategies, and mind-set, which a new WordPress service provider might wish to adopt in order to ensure longevity, stability, and satisfaction in their role.<\/p>\n
Topical areas specific to WordPress service delivery, such as technical competency, pricing, project co-ordination, and more will be covered; all from the viewpoint of an independent WordPress practitioner.<\/p>\n
Indended audience types:<\/strong> Business, Community<\/p>\n Intended audience expertise:<\/strong> Beginner<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" WordPress has allowed many of us an opportunity to turn our interests and hobbies into a service. The relatively low barrier to entry offers great benefit for service providers, but it also comes with challenges that may not be obvious … Continue reading How to Survive as a New WordPress Service Provider: 7 Lessons from the field<\/span>