Solspace Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In our latest podcast, Solspace founder Mitchell Kimbrough welcomes back Leslie Camacho, an EOS Implementer who helps creative agencies and professional service firms scale. Together, they explore the key traits, humility, discipline, resilience, and a blue-collar work ethic, that build lasting client partnerships.

They discuss why open communication is the glue that binds relationships, how ambition and accountability drive growth, and why a touch of vulnerability can make all the difference. If you’re looking to build client relationships that stand the test of time, this episode is for you.

Listen now to discover how these core values create powerful, long-term connections.

In this episode, we chat with Brandon Kelly and Brad Bell from Pixel & Tonic about Craft Cloud and its potential to revolutionize web hosting. Learn how Craft Cloud simplifies infrastructure with built-in optimizations, handles scaling seamlessly, and eliminates the headaches of managing third-party services. Whether you’re a marketing director, IT leader, or developer, this conversation breaks down the practical benefits of moving to Craft Cloud and why it’s a game-changer for Craft CMS users.

In our web development work, we continue to encounter a lot of private equity activity in the industrial manufacturing sector. In this episode, I interview Thomas Davenport of Davenport Capital Management. Mr. Davenport generously answers my private equity 101 questions and helps us all see how things fit together.

Mitchell and John Henry from Solspace have a conversation with Nate and Bryan from the image and asset optimization web service imgix. We talk about how their service once saved our butts and how it can help businesses easily manage and deliver photos and video without sacrificing page load times or quality.

Mitchell and Scott attended the Industrial Marketing Summit in Austin, TX at the beginning of February. They discuss what they learned, specifically about the shift from Boomer owners and buyers to Millennial buyers and how that changes business needs on the web.

In this second episode of our eight Stages of Industrial Websites podcast, we get deeper into how digital can help streamline the sales process for industrial manufacturers. We specifically discuss CPQ tools and how the new millennial buyer of industrial B2B products and solutions expects to have a largely digital sales experience.

Scott and Mitchell go into the details of how the transition from baby boomer founders of industrial companies to their millennial successors overlays onto the adoption and investment in digital sales tools.

We find that the first three stages are characterized by reluctance to invest in 'that pesky internet thing.' The next stages are the blooming of new value creation for the organization in the traditional sales pipeline.

On this podcast episode, David and Mitchell continue our discussion of the power of composable architectures. We continue discussing how Shopify now fits into this space. We get into the questions around complex content publishing that augments the sales of complex products. We talk about what 'new technology' means in 2023 as far as Solspace is concerned. This includes micro services, serverless tools, edge computing, CDNs, and the like.

On this podcast episode, Solspace's own David Estrada and Mitchell talk about the recent developments in Shopify's new headless and composable capabilities. We unpack the Shopify composable stack by discussing Hydrogen, Oxygen, Remix, and more. We get into the details of combining headless Shopify with other CMSs and tools to support our target market of industrial manufacturing websites.

What do you do when your professional work is seen as NSFW by some people? You move forward and take it seriously, that’s what. Listen how Fly Media Productions uses the EOS framework to best position themselves for the “pleasure” industry. It’s truly fascinating (and not actually NSFW).