WordPress: the untapped treasure for leverage.
Chidiebere Chukwudi leveraged WordPress to accelerate his career and then grew to teach the community how to do the same.
Finding autonomy through WordPress
Edo Begagić writes about how WordPress gave him autonomy in his career, allowing him to learn what he wished, and choose his life.
WordPress and Its Community: Designing a Life of Freedom – WordPress y su comunidad: el diseño de una vida libre
Ana Cirujano writes from Madrid, Spain about how she fell first in love with WordPress, and then in love with the WordPress Community.
Many thanks to Ninja Forms
Yesterday Ninja Forms became the latest WordPress company to financially support HeroPress! They’ll now be listed forever on the Sponsor Wall Of Fame. I’ve used Ninja Forms for years, and it’s an excellent forms plugin, so if you need one give it a shot! If you or your organization would also like to support HeroPress…
How Art School Led Me To Web Design
Emily Rapport from Jamestown, NY writes about how her desire to share her art led her into a career as a WordPress developer.
From carpentry to digital marketing, this is the story of how WordPress helped me rebuild my life. – De la carpintería al marketing digital, esta es la historia de cómo WordPress me ayudó a reconstruir mi vida.
Josep Morán writes about how a medical condition forced him to leave a career as a wood worker and how he found freedom in WordPress.
HeroPress at WordCamp US 2025!
I wasn’t sure I was going to make it to WordCamp US this year, but at almost the last minute, WordPress.com helped me out with travel and accommodations! More on that below. Contributor Day The first day was contributor day and I was a table lead. I think we had more people this year than…
Learn. Connect. Contribute. My WordPress Story – শিখুন, যুক্ত হোন, অবদান রাখুন; আমার ওয়ার্ডপ্রেস গল্প
Mainul Kabir Aion writes to marketers that there’s a place for them in WordPress, everyone is welcome and qualified.
The Stone That Turned Out to Be Gold – My WordPress Journey
Moses Cursor Ssebunya writes about how his investigation of WordPress turned it from junk to gold for him.
New Continents!
When I made the Continents taxonomy I didn’t think it through very well. For example, I made an Oceania continent, which isn’t really real. Also, most of the terms in the taxonomy are countries, which I think is more interesting, but I don’t really surface them anywhere. More on that someday. One of the struggles…
