
Turn your idea into a WordPress plugin by creating clear project specifications and a visual flowchart, then communicate with the right programmer to save time and money.
Explore how to research profitable WordPress plugin ideas by analyzing consumer demand, identifying pain points, and using free keyword tools and WordPress.org data to spot gaps.
Verify your idea by checking paid WordPress plugins in marketplaces, examining top sellers, sales, and ratings, and reading reviews to identify frustrations like content creation.
Dig deeper to map problems to automated solutions and outline a WordPress plugin that finds hot topics, keywords, and curated content to ease content creation.
determine what the software does by building a sequential, logical flow and a to-do list that maps user actions to a WordPress plugin, including keyword discovery and hot content curation.
Transform a step-by-step to-do list into a visual flow chart of a WordPress plugin workflow, mapping campaigns, keyword searches, and hot content for clear developer guidance.
Translate a visual flow chart into the WordPress plugin’s user interface, outlining the left menu and main content area. Define screens for list campaigns and create new campaign.
Write your specifications as a formal contract for Wordpress plugin outsourcing, turning flowcharts, UI designs, and images into a clear document for your programmer.
Find a specialized WordPress plugin programmer with strong PHP, MySQL, CSS3, and JavaScript skills, who has built at least three WordPress plugins and can read existing code.
This course teaches you how to hire a WordPress programmer to build a great plugin, covering project specs, wireframes, budgeting, and a clear blueprint for attracting the right freelancer.
Learn essential WordPress programmer skill sets, including PHP and MySQL, WordPress framework specialization, plugin development and dashboard installation, plus CSS and JavaScript proficiency and personality-focused hiring.
Explore how personality shapes WordPress plugin outsourcing using the Meyers Brig personality test to assess fit, passion, and communication in programmers. Balance skill with personality and use NDA safeguards.
Discover freelancer sites that work for us, like Upwork, oDesk, and Elance, noting escrow, mediation, transparent messaging, and never paying upfront to protect both sides.
Learn to research WordPress plugin developers by analyzing patterns across top programmers, craft effective job posts, and estimate realistic costs for outsourcing.
Negotiate a phased budget for your WordPress plugin, with phase 1, phase 2, and phase 3 milestones, a possible retainer, and an NDA to ensure code is written from scratch.
Craft an engaging WordPress plugin job post that attracts passionate programmers by specifying skills, NDA, escrow payments, phased milestones, and keyword-revealing application tests.
Discover how to identify WordPress plugin freelancers using Upwork filters for budget, hourly vs fixed, English fluency, independence, and recent activity, prioritizing 100 hours billed and 90%+ job success.
FACT: Software has the highest perceived value, and it often sells like hot cakes. But even more popular is anything WordPress.
Why? This is because a WordPress site needs plugins to run efficiently. Plus, there are so many different types of sites - everything from general information sites and niche markets, to ecommerce, local businesses, direct sales, and more!
Because there are so many different needs, there are untold different demands for paid plugins.
At the end of the day, people would rather pay for software to automate their life than doing things manually, which eats time out of their day. Time is money and people understand that.
PROBLEM: Most people that aren't programmers don't know how to create software and don't know where to start. They are even afraid of going into this business, because they don't know how to turn their ideas into software, or maintain it.
Or worse, they buy other courses that show them how to hire a programmer.
Contrary to belief, you need to know how turn an idea into a document that tells your programmers what to do.
So, to avoid putting you in this same position, we are going to show you how to do it the right way.
However, you can finally get over this roadblock.
Introducing How to - Wordpress Plugin Outsourcing
This step-by-step course takes you by the hand and shows you how to take a simple idea and turn it into a simple, yet 'hot-selling' WordPress Plugin. After watching this video series, you should easily be able to bypass the biggest roadblocks that most newbies jumping into this business face.
So... with that said, grab this video series today, and learn how to turn your profitable idea into a WordPress plug-in specification.