Nick Gernert

And watching the evolution of WordPress and from the blogging platform to really the go-to CMS for most people. Definitely mid-market agencies and clients to – all the way up to like what you're talking about, corporate level, as the sort of transition and evolution from that – I don't know. I think of almost like MySpace, you know, back – like as the –

And watching the evolution of WordPress and from the blogging platform to really the go-to CMS for most people. Definitely mid-market agencies and clients to – all the way up to like what you're talking about, corporate level, as the sort of transition and evolution from that – I don't know. I think of almost like MySpace, you know, back – like as the –

And watching the evolution of WordPress and from the blogging platform to really the go-to CMS for most people. Definitely mid-market agencies and clients to – all the way up to like what you're talking about, corporate level, as the sort of transition and evolution from that – I don't know. I think of almost like MySpace, you know, back – like as the –

The evolution, though, is like if MySpace had made it into the booming company that WordPress did, like because they evolved the right way or something, you know, WordPress went from the blogger to the small, you know, everyday person to what became and is still for even us as an agency, our go-to kind of CMS for clients that need...

The evolution, though, is like if MySpace had made it into the booming company that WordPress did, like because they evolved the right way or something, you know, WordPress went from the blogger to the small, you know, everyday person to what became and is still for even us as an agency, our go-to kind of CMS for clients that need...

The evolution, though, is like if MySpace had made it into the booming company that WordPress did, like because they evolved the right way or something, you know, WordPress went from the blogger to the small, you know, everyday person to what became and is still for even us as an agency, our go-to kind of CMS for clients that need...

functionality, but something that's workable for a mid-level market, you know, client. It's been fascinating to sort of watch that evolution of the company, you know, and I'm sure you've been had a seat right at the table. Yeah, a seat right at the table. Yeah.

functionality, but something that's workable for a mid-level market, you know, client. It's been fascinating to sort of watch that evolution of the company, you know, and I'm sure you've been had a seat right at the table. Yeah, a seat right at the table. Yeah.

functionality, but something that's workable for a mid-level market, you know, client. It's been fascinating to sort of watch that evolution of the company, you know, and I'm sure you've been had a seat right at the table. Yeah, a seat right at the table. Yeah.

I mean, WordPress started in 2003. So just think about what devices were we using in 2003? A really crappy PC or a shiny Mac. Yeah, like a PC.

I mean, WordPress started in 2003. So just think about what devices were we using in 2003? A really crappy PC or a shiny Mac. Yeah, like a PC.

I mean, WordPress started in 2003. So just think about what devices were we using in 2003? A really crappy PC or a shiny Mac. Yeah, like a PC.

But I don't know if that was that age on the IMAX or what. Those first IMAX came out like 2005-ish, maybe, I think. The ones that were cool that swiveled like the, you know. Yeah, to make me feel old.

But I don't know if that was that age on the IMAX or what. Those first IMAX came out like 2005-ish, maybe, I think. The ones that were cool that swiveled like the, you know. Yeah, to make me feel old.

But I don't know if that was that age on the IMAX or what. Those first IMAX came out like 2005-ish, maybe, I think. The ones that were cool that swiveled like the, you know. Yeah, to make me feel old.

But, you know, to think about where we were there and then where we are today. And WordPress has been this. It's been along through that and continued to grow. Market share still, like, inches up. It's harder once you reach a certain scale. I mean, that number, that's a big number. You keep moving up.

But, you know, to think about where we were there and then where we are today. And WordPress has been this. It's been along through that and continued to grow. Market share still, like, inches up. It's harder once you reach a certain scale. I mean, that number, that's a big number. You keep moving up.

But, you know, to think about where we were there and then where we are today. And WordPress has been this. It's been along through that and continued to grow. Market share still, like, inches up. It's harder once you reach a certain scale. I mean, that number, that's a big number. You keep moving up.

Let's go ahead and tell it, Dick. That's a good one. What is it?

Let's go ahead and tell it, Dick. That's a good one. What is it?