I’m quite confident a lot of WPShout readers are doing at least a little bit of “client work.” Whatever way you do that—even if you don’t do it using WordPress—problems can crop up. Which is why I really appreciate this little article from Jennifer Bourn.

In this article, I cover a number of patterns that crop up in my own WordPress client work, and in what I hear from others, both clients and other developers, about the shape and outcomes of their WordPress projects.

Your clients need a plain-language explanation of what WordPress is, and why to use it over other website solutions.

If you have any interest in WordPress client-services, you probably already know about 10up. Today they announced that John Eckman is stepping in as their CEO, and Brian over at Post Status put together a great and exhaustive post about what that means. I for one watched and loved the whole video interview with Jake Goldman and John as well.