Musings on the Future of the Web
Looking to outsource some or all of your WordPress development, maintenance, support or need to access some WordPress talent without employing somebody new? Maybe you took on a new role in your company, and would like the WP part to be covered by an expert?
In circumstances like this, it can pay to outsource for WordPress talent.
Below, the posts I’ve written are all about WordPress outsourcing (on both the supply and the demand side), but before you get there, it may be worth considering a couple of options I’m directly involved with:
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I posted a really long review of Codeable over at Silicon Dales. It was so long, I’m publishing a post which links to it from here, just in case you missed it, and wanted to find out more about the WordPress outsourcing platform, Codeable.
If you’re also looking for codeable.io reviews, below I give a few of my personal experiences with the WordPress outsourcing platform.
Looking for someone to just pay and fix a WordPress issue or problem?
Before I get into this one, I’ll first define “WordPress Maintenance” and what I consider this to mean.
