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josh April 28, 2022 at 7:42 pm.
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joshLots of water under the bridge since 2020. The main problems back then were spook picks & assaults on COVID. But GT did recruit some experts & some of them are active today.
Today I was thinking about another point for either migration/marketing which is independent of specific tech.
WordPress has a large ecosystem of plugins that do most of the work & many people rely on some of them. Market intelligence can be employed to do a bottom up assessment of which are the key plugins people are relying on & which are used at a specific site. In many cases, future plans may depend on migration of the plugin interface & functionality & style in some format. From a marketing POV it makes sense to couple investment in the work of doing that with targeted marketing to the installed based of users who rely on these bits of software. Someone could cold call with an offer of solution features that are uniquely good for them (based on efficiently shared work).
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joshA lot of admins may be in maintain only mode & have little or not insight into the programming. In the context of plugin update, it wouldn’t be much extra work to create no code forms with the most common options that people like & offer the potential client a choice of which form they would like for controlling “custom” settings in that mode.
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