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We’re heading to WordCamp Asia 2026 🇮🇳
This year, Elementor will be there in full strength as a top-level sponsor, alongside our speakers and team, ready to connect with the community.
As the first flagship WordPress event of the year, WordCamp Asia is where the future of web creation takes shape. Our team is showing up with a clear focus on building what’s next for professional creators. 🤝
At our booth, you can explore:
Angie -> AI-driven creation that helps you build custom functionality faster, while staying in control
V4 and the Atomic Editor -> A new, scalable foundation for high-performance web creation
Partner Program -> New opportunities for agencies and professionals to grow their business
Elementor One -> A unified platform to build, manage, and scale professional websites
Everything we’re bringing to WordCamp Asia is designed to raise the standard with purpose built tools, professional workflows, and to provide real, practical value.
Find us on the sponsor floor to meet the team, see what we’ve been building, and experience it firsthand. Expect custom t-shirts, a raffle with prizes, a photo booth, and plenty of stickers. 👀
See you there!
This study completely changed how I use AI to create high-quality content that ranks on search & LLMs.
Breaking down what you need to know (and the results) here:
Some of you designers need to hear this.
You shouldn’t be trying to charge just as much for design work as more experienced designers.
Humble yourself and charge less and put in the time.
We start charging more when we want to do less. If you’re new, you still want to do more, not less. You still need projects to grow and gain the experience needed to charge more.
For some—it’s a year. Some a couple years. And some of you that aren’t natural talent, it may take 5-10 years. That’s ok.
Just remember at first your goal is to grow and become wanted. If you’re over charging and not doing a lot of work you will not become a wanted designer because you won’t be getting hired—which means you’re not getting work—which means you’re not growing.
Just because I charge $10K a week doesn’t mean you should. Just because I can charge $50K for a one page marketing site doesn’t mean you should. News flash—I can’t even do that every time. I’ll still do them for $2K if I want to for the right client. Even do some for free still sometimes because I want to.
You should charge your current value + experience + needs and for some you that doesn’t = 5 figures and that is perfectly ok.
Once you figure that out, you just might start getting hired more. Every project is different. Every client is different. Every budget is different.
Stay humble and learn to grow over time.
Google (DeepMind) releases AI model Gemini.
There is no turning back now, we are in for one mad ride. The multi modality, and fluidity of the model is super clean.
My jaw dropped at 4:24 seconds
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How to get clients as a freelancer:
Google Search Results Outreach
Google Maps Outreach
Family & Friends
Email Outreach
Instagram DM
Facebook DM
LinkedIn Ads
LinkedIn DM
Twitter DM
AdWords
FB Ads
SEO
Try all of these before saying, "I tried getting clients and it did not work."
WordPress 6.1 updates remove the default “Just another WordPress site”, site tagline with an empty string.
One step reduced from my initial setup steps on fresh #WordPress websites.