The Content Handoff Checklist Clients Actually Use After Launch
This checklist may be just the ticket for you.
This checklist may be just the ticket for you.
We use a simple policy we can apply to every client site: an approved plugin stack, a clear approval process for anything new, and maintenance rules that remove guesswork.
The problem is when “a few quick tweaks” turns a clean fixed bid into weeks of unpaid work.
Sometimes the best people we meet in WordPress show up in the most ordinary way,
Most of us don’t struggle with tools. We struggle with the active conversations required in Agency Sales we avoid, postpone, or end too early. In this Mañana No Mas episode, we sat down with Katie Nelson (the Sales Catalyst) and got a direct, practical reminder that consistent revenue results from focusing on Revenue Generating Activities rather than just vibes, websites, or posting more. It comes from asking better questions, staying in the conversation longer, and pricing in a way that matches the buyer and the outcome.
This checklist may be for you…
In this episode of Mañana No Mas!, we sat down with Katie Nelson, the “Sales Catalyst,” for a comprehensive look at “sales lessons for agencies,” not slogans. We covered why startups don’t need fancy sites yet, why sales and marketing get confused (constantly), and what to do when prospects go quiet at the end of a call.
We talked about pricing, prospecting, referrals, and why “more content” isn’t the same thing as “more revenue.” We also got into what it takes to build a business without hiding behind hype, whether that business sells coaching, services, or courses
Ryan Logan joins the Mañana No Más podcast to share his journey in IT and WordPress. He started in IT
Most of us don’t quit corporate because we “don’t like structure.” We quit because the structure starts to feel like a trap.
If we run a digital agency, we’ve seen it up close: training gets treated like a “nice to have” until
Most teams say they want better training, but what they really want is less confusion, fewer repeat mistakes, and faster ramp-up for new hires. That’s not a “more slides” problem. It’s a learning design problem,
In this episode of Manana No Mas!, we talk with Jim Hankins about CribOps, an agency-only hosting platform he built after years of dealing with the same operational headaches agencies face every week.
Chris Badgett (co-founder of LifterLMS) and Kurt von Ahnen (Manana No Mas, long-time LifterLMS contributor) map out what corporate training actually is, why companies resist it until things break, and how WordPress can power a structured training system that companies can own.
When we talk about innovation, we tend to treat it like glitter. Add a little “new,” sprinkle some “AI,” and
We kicked off our first interview of 2026 with a referral from Noammy, and we couldn’t be happier to welcome
We signed up for EtchWP before there was much to touch, test, or even judge. It started as a promise and a blank canvas, and it asked us to learn again, not just “install and go.”
Many teams started with systems like Moodle, Bridge, LearnUpon, SumTotal, or similar tools because they were the default choice at the time. They solved a real problem, centralizing training, tracking completions, and packaging content in a standard format.
We’re starting 2026 with a faster site, clearer offers, and more focus on teaching agency owners how to build something stable.
She’s lived on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus for the past 14 years.
She’s been an entrepreneur since 2007.