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Jeremy Carlson

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Running a Successful Business with the Add-On Model – Jer...
Jeremy · 2015-06-19 · via Jeremy Carlson

By this time, I was starting to run on fumes. I was curious about this talk, but I probably should have just chilled out instead. If you’re working on a business around a plugin for WordPress, James Laws has a lot of great experience with that, having co-founded WP Ninjas a ways back. My favorite takeaway was to ensure that if you are giving a way a core product, but selling add-ons, that the core is itself a great product. In any case, these slides don’t do his presentation justice.

Notes: Running a Successful Business with the Add-On Model
Notes: Running a Successful Business with the Add-On Model, by James Laws @jameslaws