April 25, 2026 — Nobody teaches you how to stop doing everything yourself. Technical skill gets you hired and gets you through the first few years. Then the work keeps growing, but you don’t scale. You’re saying yes too often, explaining too little, and wondering why “just let me handle it” stopped working. This panel brings together three professionals who’ve each hit that wall differently. Birgit Olzem runs support operations at Codeable and looks at why delegation is so hard. Andrei Trașcă has learned the hard way where agency owners need boundaries with clients. Yevhen Reshetar brings seven years of freelancing on Upwork and an honest account of what nobody warned him about when he started. The conversation will move between the personal and the structural: when do you protect your time, and when do you invest it in teaching someone else?
September 20, 2023 — Looking two years into the future, our diverse panel of seasoned WordPress experts take a look into the future and will be “forced” to make bold predictions.
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October 8, 2022 — This panel discussion covers a variety of topics including:
– global (work) opportunities In the WordPress space
– custom payment plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce
– pricing
– professionalism in the web design business
October 11, 2021 — Nuestro panel de expertos nos darán sus consejos y recomendaciones para que puedas enfrentar tu próximo proyecto de Desarrollo Web con éxito.
December 29, 2020 — Gutenberg is WordPress’s new content editor. It’s a game changer for developers, for WordPress businesses, and for content creators. This laid-back panel discussion will explore Gutenberg from each of those perspectives, featuring Mark Wilkinson on development, Edd Hurst on business, and Marcus J Wilson on content.
December 29, 2020 — Topics include:
– Should I use the free WordPress version or get my own domain?
– Do I do blog to monetize and grow as a business or do is it just a hobby?
– How do I earn money from my blog?
– How do I get followers/readers from the blog?
– Do I need to pay people to handle the back end of my site?
– What should I write about? Do I really need a blog (as a business?)
June 5, 2020 — In this panel, we assessed the business decisions media companies face when considering migrations. We talked about the choices that our panelists have had to make, tough lessons learned, along with some practical considerations for executing a well-run migration.
April 16, 2020 — “This session begins with three separate case studies – from Bill Erickson, Ellen Bauer, and Beth Soderberg – to help you prepare themes for Gutenberg and concludes in a tremendous panel discussion.
Bill uses his time at the very beginning to show how to improve content management for clients by applying careful, thoughtful work to your themes. In the second presentation, Ellen talks about important considerations when working on themes that you plan to distribute to others (that is, themes you plan to sell or provide to a large audience for free). Then Beth helps us to build smarter starter themes using better default block styles and support.
After the presentations, each speaker returns to participate in a panel discussion about the challenges and considerations they couldn’t cover in their separate presentations.”
March 12, 2020 — Everyone and their dog seems to be using a page builder just now and there are many on the market all working a slightly different way.