WordPress
WordPress on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
Sponsorships
No ad reads on tracked podcasts in the last 30 days. Hosts are talking about it anyway — see the earned side.
What hosts are saying
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In their words
“there's huge opportunity for me to just take that status quo with their broken WordPress site, for example, bring it to Ploy, make sure our agents are constantly monitoring it.”
WordPress is mentioned negatively in context of a broken site that needs to be improved and migrated to Ploy.
▶ Hear it“basically started a WordPress blog, which is not sexy. that made some amount of profit and using that profit and influence. He started buying WordPress plugins”
WordPress is mentioned as a platform that Sed Balky used to start a blog, discussed in a factual context without positive or negative judgment.
▶ Hear it“we used to, you know, this is one of the reasons I think WordPress was um, successful, which I worked on in the past, because we would host a lot of WordPress sites on WordPress.com, but some people were unhappy with our moderation decisions and they can go to any other host.”
WordPress is cited as a successful example of an open platform where users can host content elsewhere while maintaining their domain and users.
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