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Bento is an email marketing platform, not a domain email provider. So, if you were comparing to other similar products, Bento is like MailChimp or constant contact or convertkit You don't use Bento if you need an email address. You use Bento if you want to send marketing emails.

Absolutely, thank you for watching!

Yea, it's not a crazy complex concept but hopefully it'll show some people the possibilities

I've actually never used Metabox but I'll take a look at it!

My man 🙌

Thanks for watching!!

Appreciate it! And yea on their feature request page it says nested collections are "Done" but I'm not seeing a way to do it yet. I'll ask the team.

@markjszymanski - yeah I saw the same Mark. Many thanks for looking in to it, really appreciate it 👍👍

Thank you for watching!!

Would any of these work? playground.wordpress.net/ developer.wordpress.com/studio/ localwp.com/

​@@markjszymanski Thanks 👍❤

Can you make a video where you make a threads type posts platform you create this with WordPress where users login signup read and write posts and share videos and more. Make a video On this.❤😊🎉

Can you host your own website and how much money required for best hosting of website all things speed accuracy optimization and more are good which platform you recommend.❤

You send me money so that i host my own website.

Maybe after a few more episodes we can get some fresh cover art hahaha

I appreciate it! I'm good right now, but I'll keep you in mind.

@@markjszymanski Sure brother. Thanks for your reply. Hope you would remember me. Keep creating content.

Interesting, good to know. Thanks!!

Thanks David!!

@@markjszymanski Surecart is one of the most exciting things on the Interwebs! Seriously talented devs on that team!

Yea, Matt Medeiros and I were talking about Cursor yesterday. I definitely need to give it a try.

Hell yea, thanks for listening Max 🙌

LET'S GOOO!!! Hell yea, brother!! I'm so excited for you! 💪💪💪

@@markjszymanski I have a Tarot website Mark, with about 100 pages. Will there be a down side, Google wise, If I delete a lot of pages and rebuild it with dynamic data as per your tutorials?

Great question. My answer would be yes, but 1, how much does it matter and 2, you can mitigate it. I'll explain. It will affect indexing in Google, presumably because you'd be changing URLs from something like domain.com/reading-title to domain.com/readings/reading-title. How much will it matter?: I say this because, in reality, how much traffic is the site getting? You should still mitigate it, but I just wouldn't lose sleep over it unless your getting an absence amount of traffic from Google. - regardless of what you do, as long as your site is indexed, Google will recrawl and figure it out. How to mitigate it - If not already, look into and set up Google Search Console. It'll give you an idea of how Google is indexing your site and your impressions/traffic in search. You should also have an SEO plugin on your site, I use RankMath free. When you make this URL change, you're going to need "tell" Google the pages "moved". I don't have a video on that currently, but here is an answer that Claude gave me: ------------ To handle URL changes for multiple pages while maintaining SEO value, you'll want to implement 301 redirects from the old URLs to the new ones. Here's the step-by-step process: 1. First, document all your current URLs and their corresponding new URLs that will be created with the custom post type. 2. In WordPress, you can implement the 301 redirects in several ways: -Using Rank Math's built-in redirection manager -Adding them to your .htaccess file -Using WordPress's functions.php file The simplest approach is using Rank Math's redirection tool: 1. Go to Rank Math → Redirections in your WordPress dashboard 2. Click "Add New" 3. Add your old URL in the "Source URL" field 4. Add your new custom post type URL in the "Destination URL" field 5. Select "301 Permanent Move" as the redirection type 6. Save the redirect To make this process easier if you have many URLs, you can: 1. Export your current URLs from Rank Math 2. Create a spreadsheet matching old URLs to new URLs 3. Import the redirects back into Rank Math Additionally, you should: -Submit your new sitemap to Google Search Console after creating the custom post type -Consider temporarily increasing your crawl rate in Google Search Console to help Google discover the changes faster -Monitor your Search Console for any 404 errors that might indicate missed redirects Would you like me to provide more specific details about any of these steps? ----------- Given all this, what I would do: 1. Learn and create the CPTs, so you have duplicate content essentially 2. Export a list of all the pages that will be deleted 3. Delete/draft the pages 4. Set up redirects to redirect all the old pages to the new URLs 5. Resubmit your sitemap to Google, again this will happen automatically anyway Here's a good vid specifically for RankMath: ua-cam.com/video/yxmbcES_5CA/v-deo.html

@@markjszymanski Wow. I never expected that reply. I will go off to study this more. Time for me to stop being a chump. Glad I discovered you mark. Many Thanks

Thank you for watching! I should probably make an update video on this to be honest. Lots of improvements to SC!

Maybe? Not sure if that's the vision

@markjszymanski be cool if they did a multi vendor like dokan with surecart.

@markjszymanski be cool if they surecart did what they did for multi vendor

Yea that would be a cool feature for sure

Yup, that Toolset implementation sounds similar to the JetEngine way. I've seen many people get confused by the ACF approach. Hopefully this video helps them!

Hell yea!! Glad it helped!

The man in the hat! You are too kind my dear friend! 🙌🙌

High praise coming from you 2 GOATs! I appreciate it!! 🙌🙌🙌

Hahaha if it works, it works my man

@ unfortunately it does not but I am reaching out to the Inner Circle to find out why…

I could expand on some of these, but Claude gave me this concise list. They all have an impact on your sender and domain reputation. - Missing authentication - Set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records - Spammy words in subject lines - Avoid terms like "Free", "Act Now", "Limited Time" - Poor text-to-image ratio - Keep text content at least 60% of email - Purchased email lists - Only send to people who opted in - High bounce rates - Remove invalid addresses immediately - No physical address - Include your business location in footer - Missing unsubscribe link - Always provide clear opt-out option - Sudden volume spikes - Maintain consistent sending patterns - Poor sender reputation - Warm up new IP addresses gradually - Low engagement rates - Remove inactive subscribers periodically

Yea, I hear you there. 2 thoughts I've had so far: 1, keep the url always live even after the proposal is approved and add the link to it in the confirmation email - not perfect but wouldn't hurt 2, An Save as PDF button - I had Claude make one (there are plugins in the repo that would do it too), it works, but it's really just print to PDF via the browser.

Yea I agree with a lot of that. The community damage is pretty severe. Hopefully it can recover. Happy to hear you're liking WP Townhall! As for the blocking, people have been blocked on X by Matt's account and by the official WP account. People have also been banned from the WP make slack and Post Status I believe.

Very well could be yea

Yea, I use UA-cam Music, but it could be better. Lots of good ones out there.

Yea, I'm not a lawyer, but that seems like it's in the real of privacy issues

Definitely a wild move haha

I don't use NitroPack anymore, but it helped when I used Elementor

Haha my guess would be it was him, not sure though

Are you allowed to do that?

@@markjszymanski To be clear: New clients. I've only two that are covered by deal. I almost never gave the "in price" ACF so my clients have their own licenses. That's why I believe to keep this LTD License doesn't make any sense for me.

Hell yea 👍👍

I was given the yearly price, no LTD option

Yea I did not see an LTD. I don't believe Calvin is doing one, could be wrong, though.

Yea there’s just no way you’re gonna get 11 cents of value per site per month on the agency plan. I can’t believe Calvin would charge for this!

Dude, most people aren't an agency with 150 clients! I'm a freelancer with 5 clients and not all of them even want this. So each client is costing a minimum of $50 per year. Not worth it. Oh, should I get the freelancer license? Well, all my clients like whitelabeled plugins so agency is my only option. Oh, this is just for me... Well I think I'd rather buy one license and uninstall reinstall for each primary client I work on. Still too expensive. I'll wait for GPL and clean the php and database. I want to pay the developer. But this is just ridiculous and I'm saying no.

@@jzea5605 no man I’m totally agreeing with you. On the bottom tier that’s somehow asking me to sell $1.32 of value per site per month. Not to mention if I don’t have 5 sites then how am I gonna find 4 more people to sell this to?! The developer just isn’t thinking of the little guy.

Indeed it is! I quite enjoy it.

@@markjszymanski Yeah, great feature! I'm now thinking of hacking something similar in the admin UI using CSS.

Yes WP is for old people only!!! Young pups feck off and get yer own CMS😮 Nice bit of work on the date time set up for next podcast. Did something similar for a classical music events organisation so that once one concert takes place the next appears in the homepage hero. Was looking at Pods today. A lot can potentially achieved in combination with Bricks. I just need to crack relationships in the query loop. Like Toolset, which I currently use, this side of things isn’t fully supported so you need to roll up the query yourself in the Bricks php query editor. When it works it works quite well. Looking over the feature set of Pods, it’s not bad considering it’s free. I like the way if you have a relationship set up between two post types you can create the child/parent of the current post instance via a pop-up overlay of the editor of that new child/parent. It’s all very simple and intuitive… dare I say a bit Etchy.

Appreciate you watching! I'll make a note to explore those in future videos. For the support ticket system, you might want to check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/E2zfYqinqFQ/v-deo.htmlsi=PkLFQPwcF96LALOM

Give me a specific example and I can try to make a tutorial on it

@@markjszymanski sample if I have customer 1 and I put table on them like a graph or summary of the website SEO ranking Then on customer 2 I will put the same but the figures and ranking change is that possible?

Definitely possible, but the solution would vary depending on what analytics tools you are using. In that example, are you using a specific analytics tool or are you just tracking that information manually?

Are you using the Ajax search in Crocblock's JetSearch?

Appreciate it, brother!

​@@markjszymanski When I started watching this video I looked forward to seeing you learn how to use FSE (Full site editor) to accomplish the desired outcome. I must say after watching for over two hours only to see you throw in the towel was really disappointing. I will say that watching this made me realize that one should really consider checking out the training offered by Wordpress Learning followed by some select WP Minute videos before attempting something like this. I'm a huge fan of what you and Kevin are doing. Thank you for brining real talk to this space.

It should be yea. Are your query settings correct? Are the fields spelled correctly?

@@markjszymanski I just figured out, I was doing opposite for relationship. your video is awesome

@@IrfanJamal-web awesome! And thank you!

Haha mainly by name only, mostly Italian blood

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😂😂😂😂 it literally says in THE FIRST FRAME of the video to use the chapters in the description. Yikes.