We are super excited about this update, we are finally out of 2.0.x updates, and are now past version 2.0 🙌 Now we are ready to keep RUNNING forward with awesome product advances for Atarim, and we have some amazing things planned for this year. In version 2.0.1 we’ve added a highly requested feature, compact
We are super excited about this update, we are finally out of 2.0.x updates, and are now past version 2.0 🙌 Now we are ready to keep RUNNING forward with awesome product advances for Atarim, and we have some amazing things planned for this year. In version 2.0.1 we’ve added a highly requested feature, compact
Atarim (previously WP Feedback) started off as a simple visual feedback tool for web designers. However, since its inception in 2019, it has undergone many changes to become what it is today. From its humble beginnings as a basic WordPress plugin, Atarim quickly grew into a wildly popular solution for web development agencies looking to
In celebration of hitting the 2,000-member milestone in our own community – we wanted to spend some time talking about brand community, what it is & how you can use it to grow your business, as well as what the future plans are for the Atarim Community. Here’s what we’ll cover: How Our Community Largely Leads
The past month has been absolutely crazy here at Atarim. As we transitioned from a WordPress plugin to a full blown SaaS (see why we changed our name in our previous post here), we also reflected this in our platform. In the past 18 months, this has been the biggest update we’ve ever done and
When WP FeedBack launched 18 months ago, our own agency’s internal needs led to the initial release of a simple visual feedback tool that we wanted to use with clients. It goes without saying, we’ve come a long way from day 1. As we were gaining massive traction, user results and feedback began pouring in,
There’s no question it’s been a challenging year for a lot of people. In many ways, for us too. Amid the constant fear and uncertainty of a pandemic, 2020 has been weird in too many ways to count but we did our best to do what we could and consider ourselves very fortunate. Let’s all
Gary started out as a designer in the early 2000s and became a Creative Director while working for a large design agency. Realizing he had the experience and knowledge, he decided it was time to start his own agency in 2007, At Play Creative. They are working with pretty big and impressive clients, such as
Daniel Todd is the founder of Proactive Code, which started around 5 years ago with a few clients which have grown from companies with a handful of employees to some that now have a headcount of more than 100… His agency is growing fast and is taking a friendlier, more casual approach with clients that
Andrew Palmer is the founder of Elegant Marketplace, which is what he’s mainly known for but he also runs the web design agency, Somebody’s Hero. He has made huge waves in the WordPress industry with Elegant Marketplace and has been an advocate for WP FeedBack PRO since we started. So, let’s dive right in and
Atarim (previously WP Feedback) started off as a simple visual feedback tool for web designers. However, since its inception in 2019, it has undergone many changes to become what it is today. From its humble beginnings as a basic WordPress plugin, Atarim quickly grew into a wildly popular solution for web development agencies looking to
WordPress is used by over 64 million websites. It is one of the most popular content management systems on the web, famous for its ease of use, convenience, and scalability. But, it’s definitely not without its problems, and if there is one problem that developers dread, it is the WordPress white screen of death. The
I’ve been talking to a lot of small creative businesses about their approach to marketing and most people are using the same techniques – blogging, posting on social media, trying to boost their SEO – and it’s just not working as well as they would like. I call this approach ‘luck’ marketing. It’s hoping to
If you’ve ever made a major change to your website or updated to a new version, and in doing so broke it beyond repair, chances are you’ve started looking for something along the lines of “how to restore my WordPress site”. For those of you lucky enough to have had a backup in place, this
WordPress has changed the face of web design completely, and yet the default login page over at wp-admin is still bland and uninspiring. When designing a website, if you’re anything like me then you want to provide as much value as you can for your client. You spend hours tweaking margins and headers, making sure
Anyone who’s worked with a bad client knows how frustrating it is and how much of a negative impact it can have on your business – and to some extent, even your life. Some freelancers and agency owners have shared that they’ve even gone through bouts of depression as a result of taking on certain clients.
How do you serve the niche you operate in? How well do you understand the community you are a part of? Pete Everitt and I had this marvelous opportunity to talk about how you should look into your own community and discover the people’s pain points and how you can serve them better by developing
Excited to be featured on Kinsta! The guys have one of the BEST blogs I’ve ever read so it was a true honor to talk about the *right* way to talk to and collaborate efficiently with clients. What issues do you experience when communicating with your clients? How do you solve them? Check out our
We are featured on Torque! In this post written by Alex Panagis, I invite you to take a look at how WP FeedBack works and why our plugin can help your business accelerate and iterate not only faster but also better during the web design process. Dive straight into the article and discover why businesses
Vito joins forces with the awesome team behind WPMRR WordPress Podcast and share some secrets on how to skyrocket sales for your business!
I just recently joined the incredible Piccia Neri on Facebook Live! Piccia has been closely working with major global brands and corporations for nearly two decades now. She’s the moving force behind Design for Geeks. We talked about UX for non-techies, so do check out how I did a walkthrough on WP FeedBack. I talked
This is not your typical rags-to-riches story. Recently, I got the rare chance to be interviewed by WordPress Community Manager at Cloudways Saud Razzak where I reminisced about my hometown Israel, and my obsession with skateboarding and music. I also shared how I started my journey of growing from a freelancer to an agency. Along
