Streamlined Solopreneur: Tips to Help Business Owners Grow Without Burnout
Joe Casabona, Automations Builder
You started your business for freedom, not to be chained to your desk. I help small business owners grow without burning out through simple, powerful online automations.
On Streamlined Solopreneur you'll get real-world strategies, smarter workflows, and practical tools to help you reclaim your time and actually enjoy the freedom you set out to create.
Your host, Joe Casabona, is a seasoned technologist with over 25 years of experience. He's seen how the right systems can transform a business. But more than that, He's a teacher at heart.
His goal isn’t to overwhelm you with jargon, but to make complex ideas simple and give you an actionable plan you can actually use.
Because your business should support your life—not take it over.
Tune in every Monday, wherever you get your podcasts.
On Streamlined Solopreneur you'll get real-world strategies, smarter workflows, and practical tools to help you reclaim your time and actually enjoy the freedom you set out to create.
Your host, Joe Casabona, is a seasoned technologist with over 25 years of experience. He's seen how the right systems can transform a business. But more than that, He's a teacher at heart.
His goal isn’t to overwhelm you with jargon, but to make complex ideas simple and give you an actionable plan you can actually use.
Because your business should support your life—not take it over.
Tune in every Monday, wherever you get your podcasts.
Episodes
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Nov 29, 2016 • 28min
Differentiating Yourself in a Crowded WordPress Forms Market with James Laws
In this episode, James and I talk about breaking into the WordPress forms space, early decisions and pivoting, and building 3.0 from the ground up. Learn about how they built a following, evolved the product, and how they tested and migrated their customers to a brand new, fantastic build of the plugin, and what it could mean for the future. Show NotesJames LawsNinja FormsMastermind.fmUser submitted posts using Ninja Forms | Chris LemaZapierSponsored by: Project Panorama | Hover.com
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Nov 22, 2016 • 33min
Bringing Project Management to WordPress with Corey Maas
I get to talk to Corey Maass, a WordPress develop who's delved into several different products. His most popular plugin, Kanban for WordPress, turns WordPress into a project management system based on the popular Japanese method of displaying cards and showcasing progress. We discuss the challenges of pricing, updates, and staying focused. Show NotesCorey MaassKanban for WordPressWhat is Kanban?Agile ManifestoSponsored by: Sucuri | WP Stagecoach
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Nov 15, 2016 • 29min
Running a Successful US-Based Product Business with Jeff Sheldon and Ugmonk
Jeff and I talk about picking names, following your passion, and his great attention to detail in this episode of How I Built It. In a usually saturated market, Jeff has build a great business on t-shirts and other clothing. His insight is fantastic! Show NotesUgmonkUgmonk JournalSquare One Coffee (sold out)Chemex Collar Sponsored by: Sucuri | SiteGround
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Nov 8, 2016 • 34min
Making Better Leaders with Chris Lema
Chris and I talk about all sorts of stuff in this episode, all surrounding his site Beyond Good. We talk about tools, automation, and being a one-man show doing the work of a small company. Chris also shares some exclusive advice on creating content. Make sure to listen until the end!Show NotesBeyond GoodHosting with WPEngineGenesisBeaver BuilderWooCommerceProsPress SubscriptionsSkyverge MembershipsMemberPressZapierLobStartup ThreadsAgile CRMChris Lema [dot com]Sponsored by: WP Stagecoach | Hover.com
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Nov 1, 2016 • 39min
Teaching WordPress and Scratching Your Own Itch with Brian Richards
This episode goes a little longer than normal, but it's chocked with some great information! We discuss hacking systems (but not in the way you'd expect), how he created WPSessions by basically asking, and why he wanted to bring the WordCamp feel to the online community. We also discussed the need to constantly evaluate if something is working and pivot where necessary. Show NotesWPSessionsMySQL Chapter 12: Data TypesSetting Up YouTube LiveSponsored by: Sucuri | Brandbucket
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Oct 25, 2016 • 27min
Building Better WordPress Page with Beaver Builder
In this episode, Robby and Justin from Beaver Builder discuss creating a great product, the importance of feedback from your users and the community, and where they see page builders going. Show NotesBeaver BuilderPippin's Page Builder ReviewGulp JSJoomla!React JSGoDaddy Now Includes Beaver Builder LiteHow I Built It Patreon Sponsored by: WP Stagecoach | Hover.com
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Oct 18, 2016 • 36min
Teaching JavaScript for WordPress with Zac Gordon
In this episode, Zac and I get deep about how he built his online learning course, Javascript for WordPress! We discuss the tools he used, coming up with content, and how often the best course of action is to pay the pros to get the high quality work. It's a great episode, with lots of show notes. Show NotesZac GordonJavascript for WordPressLearnDashWistiaScreenflowBadgeOSBuddyBossCourse Access ManagerHow I Built It PatreonSponsored by: Sucuri | Brandbucket
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Oct 11, 2016 • 29min
Building the Most Popular SEO Plugin with Joosy de Valk
In this episode, Joost and I talk all about his incredibly popular Yoast SEO plugin. Running one of the most popular plugins globally is hard work and it shows in the Yoast SEO team's development process. We talk about everything from good readability and supporting multiple languages to the rigid development and testing processes. We also wax poetic on the evolution of the development and how it is affecting the WordPress community. Show NotesYoast SEOYoast SEO PluginSponsored by: WP Stagecoach | Hover.com
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Oct 4, 2016 • 31min
Teaching People How to Use WordPress Plugins with Matt Medeiros
In this episode, Matt and I discuss how he built PluginTut, coming up with content, choosing the right tools for the job, and more! Show NotesPluginTutPluggedIn RadioMatt Report: Nathan BarryMatt Report: Rob WallingCanvaMy Business Card by Hoban CardsSponsored by: Hoban Cards | Brandbucket
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Sep 27, 2016 • 38min
Making Learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Easier with CodePen and Chris Coyier
In this episode, I get to talk to Chris Coyier, we talk all about CodePen: the idea and execution, the interest tech stack and how it was coded, the challenges of certain features, and even a bit on taking VC funding. Definitely a great one to listen to! Show NotesCodePenCodePen RadioChris' book: Practical SVGSponsored by: Creator Crew | Hover.com
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