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  • Here’s What Jetpack Is Grateful For This Thanksgiving

    Here’s What Jetpack Is Grateful For This Thanksgiving

    As we gear up to celebrate Thanksgiving here in the U.S. this week, we checked in with six members of the Jetpack team to see what they are most grateful for.

  • Why We Go To WordCamp

    Why We Go To WordCamp

    620 WordCamps. 67 cities. 48 countries. 6 continents. Have you ever been to a WordCamp event? Curious about what it is? WordCamps are casual, locally-organized conferences covering everything related to WordPress, the free and open source personal publishing software that powers over 75 million sites on the web. Passionate WordPress fans are everywhere. WordCamps happen all over the world…

  • The All-New Jetpack: Let’s See How You React

    The All-New Jetpack: Let’s See How You React

    Jetpack 4.3 is coming out next week! It’s the culmination of thousands of hours of work from dozens of talented engineers and designers. The Jetpack interface has been completely rethought and rebuilt from the ground up using the React.js JavaScript library.

  • Related Content Boosts Traffic for Albuquerque Journal

    Related Content Boosts Traffic for Albuquerque Journal

    Immediately after enabling Jetpack Related Posts, the Albuquerque Journal — a newspaper with 580k paid print subscribers and three million monthly page views — increased traffic by four percent. To uncover some of the hidden benefits of this powerful plugin, I interviewed power user Tyler Green, Data Analyst and Developer at the Journal.

  • The First Time I Used Photon for Business

    The First Time I Used Photon for Business

    As the director of the web development team for an agency in Rhode Island, I was tasked with the development of a WordPress multisite that would power tens of thousands of websites. Jetpack had just been installed on our new network, and I was looking into all the tools we could use for these business websites.

  • 5 years in, Jetpack is soaring higher than ever!

    5 years in, Jetpack is soaring higher than ever!

    Today is a big day: Jetpack turns five! On March 9th, 2011, a five-person team within Automattic released Jetpack 1.0 in an effort to extend a few excellent WordPress.com features to folks who host their own WordPress. Today, our team of 50 is proud to celebrate Jetpack’s 5th birthday, along with millions of our users…

  • Mobile-Friendly: How Jetpack Can Help

    Mobile-Friendly: How Jetpack Can Help

    Making your website mobile-friendly is becoming as important as having good content: over 75% of Americans now access the internet on both desktop and mobile devices, and the numbers of users who solely use a mobile device or tablet is steadily on the rise. A mobile-friendly site also helps attract new visitors; in April 2015, Google expanded…

  • Jetpack users: Publish from your desktop with the WordPress.com app for Mac!

    Great news for Jetpack users! With the release of the new WordPress.com, there are some exciting improvements for Jetpack users, too! The Jetpack plugin now gives your self-hosted sites access to the new WordPress.com publishing and site-building tools — and the brand new WordPress.com app for Mac, along with a host of features to speed up, secure, and simplify site…

  • Testers Needed: Jetpack Plugin Browser

    Testers Needed: Jetpack Plugin Browser

    While our Jetpack development team has been hard at work keeping your Jetpacks fueled up and ready for action – our developers over on WordPress.com have been busy too! You may already be familiar with the great Jetpack features that utilize the WordPress.com interface: the ability to update your plugins across multiple sites with a…

  • New: Beta Testing Jetpack

    New: Beta Testing Jetpack

    WordPress is an Open Source project built and maintained by members of the community. While Jetpack is built by the fine folks of Automattic to port features from WordPress.com to self-hosted sites, we embrace the same open source spirit by hosting its plugin source code and development publicly on GitHub. We’ve done a lot of great things…