
WP-Tonic is a podcast for WordPress professionals, Bootstrap SaaS startup entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to build a business online. We cover a large number of areas with our main show. We interview creative WordPress and startup entrepreneurs, plus online experts who share insights to help you build your online business. Jonathan Denwood and Kurt von Ahnen host and produce the WP-Tonic podcast... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 913 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationTechnology | |||

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The title says the bulk of it; I’m a big fan of the podcast, this is my favorite WordPress one. My biggest issue, if you can call it that, is that the moderator/host interrupts a lot. Love his feedback and input when he talks, but oof does it hurt to listen to. Second, the audio seems to be a recurring issue—I think that troubleshooting this before the show would go a long way. We want to hear you all talk, not troubleshoot your mics.
All the best!
Edit: This still stands in 2022…God, help us.... more
Invaluable for small businesses using Wordpress and with engaging, fun presenters who know their stuff.
The title says the bulk of it; I’m a big fan of the podcast, this is my favorite WordPress one. My biggest issue, if you can call it that, is that the moderator/host interrupts a lot. Love his feedback and input when he talks, but oof does it hurt to listen to. Second, the audio seems to be a recurring issue—I think that troubleshooting this before the show would go a long way. We want to hear you all talk, not troubleshoot your mics.
All the best!
I love listening to the shows, which are entertaining and educational, especially the Round Table discussion. I am a WordPress developer myself—and it’s refreshing to hear people in the community ‘tell it like it is!’ Well done indeed.
Jonathan is an excellent host and makes sure the show is always interesting, and never boring. A must-listen podcast for any online business owner.
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This show targets WordPress professionals and SaaS/startup teams, delivering practical discussions on WordPress tooling, hosting, AI in marketing, and the broader tech ecosystem. Episodes frequently feature seasoned practitioners, agency leaders, and platform executives who share actionable strategies for growing online businesses, optimizing performance, and navigating rapid tech changes. Notable strengths include deep dives into SEO, plugin ecosystems, hosting models, and AI-enabled workflows, often with real-world case studies. The format blends technical insight with business context, making it a valuable resource for agencies, freelancers, and product teams seeking to stay ahead in the WordPress space while also exploring Bootstrap Saa... more
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Recent guests on WP-Tonic include:
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2. Spencer Farman
3. Matt Cromwell
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8. TJ Robertson
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