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Beka Rice
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Beka Rice
@Beka_Rice
Wannabe retiree, pasta maker, 👦👧👶 mom, ecommerce specialist. Entrepreneur & product leader @kestrelwp / investor @medleyendeavors /1x exit (@skyverge).
Philadelphia, PA Katılım Ekim 2011
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@Beka_Rice @pmgarman I literally searched for both of your usernames, and nothing came up, so I went with the company names! WTF X?
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Had fun working with James and @pmgarman on much needed #Woo core improvements to fulfillment, excited for people to try it out
James Kemp@jamesckemp
Tonnes of work has gone into this, and it's shaping up really nicely! Big thanks to Beka from @KestrelWP and Patrick from @mindsizeme for the initial consultations on scoping this out. Plus HUGE thanks to @tpaksu for all his engineering work on this 🙌🏻
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@ianmisner @KatieKeithBarn2 And I still haven’t let him live that down, so Canadian to just let it go 😫
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@KatieKeithBarn2 I didn't correct @Beka_Rice on this for like 4 years but the ‘i’ in Misner is pronounced like the ‘i’ in ‘mine’ or ‘island,’ not like the ‘i’ in ‘miss.’
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@ianmisner @neke989 @jamesckemp SkyVerge has a free version with just sequential numbers. This is a legal requirement in some countries (eg Spain requires sequential invoice numbers). The pro version was built to add format when selling in multiple channels / req for syncing elsewhere + to skip free orders
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@neke989 @jamesckemp I also recall:
* Some people interpret German VAT reporting to require it, although I think it's actually unnecessary, the customer is always right.
* Some smaller stores had the expectation that they could handle fulfillment management by just knowing the next order number
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How important to you are sequential order IDs in WooCommerce?
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just make a choice Elmo. that's no way to engage with this game
Elmo@elmo
Elmo just hopes both teams have fun!
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@ianmisner @clifgriffin Y’all swifties need to calm down and realize when you’re wrong
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@clifgriffin right? maybe if they brought gritty the eagles would be worth looking at but until then it's clear
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@neke989 @ianmisner @KatieKeithBarn2 @archieabrams @SRHDesign @WPProductTalk FWIW I think that’s very hard to do well, bc users will always question how price is determined and can see it as a tax on their earnings. Makes more sense if your app’s role is clearer, eg a post purchase upsell.
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@ianmisner @KatieKeithBarn2 @archieabrams @SRHDesign @Beka_Rice @WPProductTalk Gotcha. Attributable revenue is an interesting factor when it’s available. To @KatieKeithBarn2 ‘s original question: I don’t think this suggests GMV-pricing for the app itself, but rather monetizing for features where revenue is most clearly attributable.
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Shopify Diary #1: Listened to pca.st/v8dhexk8 with Shopify Head of Growth @archieabrams (recommended by @SRHDesign). He said most of their revenue comes from a small % of successful merchants.
Does this suggest that we should price our apps based on the revenue they generate for the merchant? 🤔
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Beka Rice retweetledi
Just finished a fantastic episode of @WPProductTalk, in which special guest @Beka_Rice from @KestrelWP provided a huge wealth of actionable advice on creating the perfect pricing strategy for any WordPress or SaaS product. Lots of ideas I hadn't heard before 💡
youtube.com/live/zjfoXbyVb…
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Beka Rice retweetledi
Constellation (our new memberships solution for WooCommerce) made the Seshies nomination list, which means it's inarguably one of the five best plugins in the entire world. Go vote for whoever you want (but especially us): woosesh.com/seshies/vote
Bob Dunn@BobWP
These plugins Constellations via @KestrelWP JetEngine via @MRcrocoblock @PersonalizeWP WooCommerce Product Filters via @Barn2Plugins
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Beka Rice retweetledi
Hey, join us as @jamesckemp hosts his first Woo Product chat with @Beka_Rice and @pmgarman for a behind the scenes what they are working on @WooCommerce that the community doesn't get to generally hear about. You can expect this one every month :) dothewoo.io/woo-innovation…
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@AlexStandiford @TacoVerdo Cube rule still applies, definitely sandwich. Canonically, hot dogs are tacos and thus cannot be their own category.
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I don’t know who invented this, but that person must be a genius!
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@verygoodplugins @KatieKeithBarn2 lol those would be some impressive mental gymnastics given plugin devs never give any rights / licenses like that, and remember .org isn’t part of the foundation anyway
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I'm curious to know how WP Engine prevented their customers from being blocked from WordPress.org updates - surely they didn't clone the whole repository as that would be very expensive?
WP Engine@wpengine
We are pleased to report that our solution has been fully deployed and regular workflow practices have been restored to our customers around the globe. We thank all our customers for their patience and support over the past week. Like so many of you, we love WordPress, and are committed to the stability and longevity of the community.
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@Rarst @ZillowFights it does change the experience, yes. Just clarifying it’s not like a transparent aff ID replacement, a lot of plugins and hosts used to do that
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@Beka_Rice @ZillowFights so it functionally replaces payment experience and marks WPE as author of that implementation, correct? sounds reasonable
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does anyone know actual story with random "WP Engine stole money from WooCommerce" reddit comment? it doesn't sound outright hallucinated, but it doesn't sound like a coherent description of what actually happened
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@Rarst @ZillowFights It lets you use stripe’s hosted checkout page instead of the woo one (don’t know of a plugin that does). For a simple seller it prob converts better, it’s much nicer than the default, but haven’t used myself in prod
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@Beka_Rice @ZillowFights not quite following what's the value add there? what does WPE thing do that WC doesn't?
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I don't really engage in discussions RE wp.org anymore, so if anyone is curious, my position, which pretty much applies to any of these discussions is this:
I think Automattic can do whatever they want to with their website: wordpress.org.
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@JS_Zao @cdils @jkoussertari @pat_ramsey I get that there *might* have been ways for some of it we didn’t think of, we def tried very hard to create the most modern woo theme possible and it’s just not worth the effort
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@JS_Zao @cdils @jkoussertari @pat_ramsey But then doing things like more complex filtering of a query is straight up miserable. We found hard blockers just in how coupled data is to UI — it’s pretty much impossible to create some designs that are more dynamic than just rendering static blog content
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Agencies building with #WordPress: Is anyone using FSE for functionally complex builds, or is everyone still in hybrid theme land? My assumption is it's the latter, but maybe I'm wrong.
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