6 responses on “Marina Pape: Lessons Learnt Marketing WooCommerce Since July 2014”

1. cryptex_vinci
   June 28, 2017 at 5:45 am | Reply

   @Marina Very insightful, specially the unconscious bias part.

   I have a query regarding customer persona of WooCommerce. Who are your targeted customers? Is it only store owners or Theme/extension developers are also included in this cohort.

   As a WooCommerce theme developer, I think outlet of exposure is very limited (only Showcase submission & Woo Accreditation). Do you guys have any plan to expand it into Google Playstore or Shopify App Marketplace like ecosystem . Currently, Theme and plugins of WooCommerce are scattered and distributed through marketplace like Themeforest, which are not known for upholding code quality and security.

   Doesn’t it hurt the WooCommerce brand?

   Either way keep up the awesome work 🙂

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• marinawoo
  July 14, 2017 at 1:27 am | Reply

  Thank you both for your feedback, and question. Our target customers are store developers and extension developers, this has evolved over the years.

  We do have some interesting marketplace plans, stay tuned during the rest of this year 🙂

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• Towhid
  July 14, 2017 at 6:25 am | Reply

  @Marina Marketplace idea seems exciting. Are themes included too?

  Keep up good work 🙂

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2. Joseph Abraham
   July 7, 2017 at 12:02 pm | Reply

   Just posted this on twitter. One issue I take with many WordPress related talks is that they are either exclusively inspiring or technical. You did a great job at being both inspirational and practical.

   To say I was impressed would be a vast understatement. I will surely be following Marina Pape from this point forward.

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• marinawoo
  July 14, 2017 at 1:28 am | Reply

  Thanks for the encouragement, Joseph! 🙂

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3. Marrissa Deng
   October 24, 2017 at 10:11 pm | Reply

   It seams not many people use wordpress blog.

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