Comments on: Jake Goldman

By: craig coffman

craig coffman — Sat, 01 Mar 2014 17:26:00 +0000

Such a great question about WP becoming too easy. I was musing on this the past month and thinking that as it gets easier, I might become obsolete. My initial thought was that it should not matter, as people still need to get on with what they do and building an online business is not necessarily it (depending on company size I suppose). Just like I could change my oil, but I would rather have my mechanic do it.

However, I never looked at it from the technical aspect of WP. Jake’s answers about making it easier conversely means it is far more complex under the hood was a keen insight. I had not considered that angle.

By: Trisha Cupra

Trisha Cupra — Tue, 28 Jan 2014 06:17:00 +0000

I’ve thought of a bunch of ways to use SEO Slides now. So now I have a reason to actually create presentations. 🙂

I clicked the little plus + icon on the slides purely out of curiosity. It wasn’t obvious that it would open sharing tools. The share icon from IcoMoon icon font, or the share-alt icon from Font Awesome would be much more intutive to me.

Visual: http://cl.ly/image/0q0R3h18243Q

By: Sacha Benda

Sacha Benda — Tue, 21 Jan 2014 20:12:00 +0000

Hi Troy,

Liked a lot this interview with Jake.

I feel close to the topics you covered which fortunately went away from the original script and give an original insight about the issues you have to manage with a business – on any level.

I played a bit with SEO Slides. One thing that i would suggest is adding a feature like your Google Analyticator plugin which is tracking of linkview as event or possibility to add a name.

I think there is also a small bug in the slides – at least for me: when editing a slide I have white text on white background. I’ll point out this to the developers too.

Thanks guys.

By: Greg Wallace

Greg Wallace — Mon, 20 Jan 2014 11:18:00 +0000

Hey Troy. Great interview! I was just thinking that SEO Slides might be a great addition/integration to an e-Learning plugin such as Sensei or WP Courseware. Courses delivered as interactive slides ( lectures ) might make for a better experience. Food for thought from both SEO slides and the makers of WordPress e-Learning plugins.

By: Troy Dean

Troy Dean — Sun, 19 Jan 2014 01:58:00 +0000

In reply to Guest.

I understand John – of course not. It’s the darn English language and all it’s nuances that make communicating in the written word tricky sometimes 🙂