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
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
Our last update for the year and boy has it been a doozy! 🙌 We’ve learned so much in 2020, COVID has hit us all hard and we’re proud to still be serving your agencies and freelancer businesses with our platform. We are starting off 2021 with a massive bang (more on that later), and
This update we have something truly special, it may not seem like a huge update but trust us when we say…It’s a big one! Color coded stickers have been requested since we began development of WP FeedBack PRO and we are happy to announce that it’s here 🚀 Short demo of 1.8 on our Facebook
We are excited to announce update version 1.7 for WP FeedBack PRO. We’ve been growing the team over the past few weeks, giving us fresh eyes on our platform. This has enabled us to fine tune pieces of code and provide even more compatibility to ensure that our plugin works on any kind of setup.
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
One of the best ways to create a steady flow of business for your agency is by increasing the amount of recurring revenue generated every month. This is called Monthly Recurring Revenue and is commonly referred to as MRR. 🤑 Unlike one-time projects that require a constant search for new web design clients, MRR adds
72% of people who signed up for our coaching session said they find design approval difficult, yet 69.9% of those who use Atarim said they find it easy to approve designs. Not having a proper process for this part of your web design business is where scope creep can lead to making client work unprofitable.
If you ask any web agency or freelancer: “have you ever found gathering content from your clients easy?”. How many do you think say yes…🤔 We asked just this to 100 agencies and freelancers for our recent coaching session around gathering content and the results were interesting (which we will go into later). It confirmed
You’ve been in the web design business for some time, and have finally decided you should get paid a bit more for your effort. When is the right time to do this, and how should you communicate it to your clients? It’s common for both web design agencies and freelancers to have a hard time
Building & launching a website isn’t easy. Just the sheer number of seemingly small details that can easily be overlooked is unimaginable – consistent typography, spelling, layout, call-to-actions, 404 error pages, content, SSL certificates – the list goes on… This article will guide you through the things you need to check prior to launching your
Chances are if you’ve been building websites for a while – you’ve heard people everywhere talking about SEO & content marketing. More than the web design world, the SEO industry is full of misconceptions. Why? Well, simply because there’s so much attention around SEO and everybody is trying to make money off of people interested in
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
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