A decade later, at least for me, you’re number four which is pretty impressive because there are a lot of famous Matts on the internet. I remember us chatting about the fact that you wanted to be number one for the term Matt in Google. I presented there and you were chairing that. We’ve known each other for over a decade now. Matt, it’s great to have you on the show. Get ready for some amazing WordPress power tips and secrets. You are about to hear from the WordPress founder himself. If you love WordPress as I do, you are in luck. He is a passionate advocate of open-source software and his work is informed by a unique personal philosophy that is more about making the web and the world a better place.

Any business would be proud of that staple of products, but Matt is not motivated purely by profit. Matt is also an entrepreneur and the Founder of Automattic, who you may know as the creators of WooCommerce, VaultPress, Akismet, Gravatar and more. To be a part of something that has touched so many people is an achievement in it itself. It powers a great many of my sites to this day. If you come back through my blog posts and articles, you’ll see that I have been an advocate for WordPress since it was founded in 2003. It’s an entire ecosystem and one that’s founded on the philosophy of open-source. It isn’t just a content management system or CMS. WordPress powers 30% of websites on the internet.

I’m stoked to have the Founding Developer of WordPress, Matt Mullenweg, on this episode.

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