Archive for 2018

  • Chris Lee: Hands-Off Sales with a Hard Working Website

    WordCamp Phoenix 2017Speaker: Chris Lee

    January 24, 2018 — Turn your static “brochure” website into an active sales funnel!

    Chris will cover the turning a WordPress website into the company’s growth engine – providing quantitative value by enabling education, qualification/disqualification, lead capture, nurture, conversion, consumption, and advocacy in an automated way that saves time and increases profitability.

  • Mindie Kniss: 3 Mistakes in Online Business (and how you can avoid them)

    WordCamp Phoenix 2017Speaker: Mindie Kniss

    January 24, 2018 — If you’re thinking of starting a business or if you’re new to online business, you won’t want to miss this talk. You’ll learn about my biggest mistakes and how I went from knowing NOTHING about websites to now making the majority of my income through WordPress based-websites that I personally build and manage.

  • Vatsal Shah: Fear & Uncertainty Management

    WordCamp Ahmedabad 2017Speaker: Vatsal Shah

    January 24, 2018 — Here, Vatsal would like to address on how one can conquer own fears. How one can manage their fears in effective manner. It will be more of experience sharing and idea discussing session which pushes owners / Individual to think.

    It is focused on changing their perspective towards life and producing kick-ass results.

  • Tejaswini Deshpande: WordPress Development for Serious Developers

    WordCamp Ahmedabad 2017Speaker: Tejaswini Deshpande

    January 24, 2018 — Her talk will be for the developers to understand the real power of WordPress to write non-obtrusive, extensible, secure and developer friendly functionalities on WordPress.

    WordPress code is poetry and not a stand up comedy!

  • Mike Demo: Two Sides of the Same Coin

    WordCamp Phoenix 2017Speaker: Mike Demo

    January 24, 2018 — This talk will explore my experience being married to open source. I will also explore the ways the communities support each other through initiatives such as CMS Garden (An initiative to promote all major open source CMS projects). I will also share the top things I learned about myself and the combined future of an open source web.

  • Brandy Lawson: Create Analytics Reports that Mere Mortals Can Read, Understand & Use

    WordCamp Phoenix 2017Speaker: Brandy Lawson

    January 24, 2018 — Google Data Studio is the reporting tool Google Analytics has always needed. This talk will show you how to use Data Studio to gain actionable insights into your online presence.

    You’ll learn:
    * What Data Studio is (and isn’t)
    * The advantages of using Data Studio reports
    * How to set up a typical website monthly analytics report in Data Studio
    * Insider tips & tricks

  • Aaron D. Campbell: Myths and Facts About Securing Your Site

    WordCamp Phoenix 2017Speaker: Aaron D. Campbell

    January 24, 2018 — You know security is important and want your site to be secure, but what will actually help? There’s so much information to be found on securing your site, but what are the myths and what actually helps? Find out how to avoid the myths and implement real security.

  • Art Enke: Effective Technical SEO for WordPress (2017 and Beyond)

    WordCamp Phoenix 2017Speaker: Art Enke

    January 24, 2018 — Get real-world SEO insights and grow your WordPress site in 2017 and beyond. This presentation will help you become familiar with industry leading tools such as SEMrush, Ahrefs, Majestic, Screaming Frog and give you confidence to approach in your content strategy in a competitive landscape.

  • Carl Alexander, Oscar Gomez, Chris Klosowski, Rachel Cherry: How to Sanely Release WordPress Products

    WordCamp Phoenix 2017Speakers: Carl Alexander, Oscar Gomez, Chris Klosowski, Rachel Cherry

    January 24, 2018 — In this panel we’ll explore processes, tools, procedures and lessons from stakeholders throughout the product chain. In particular what’s helped their businesses and customers succeed, how can partners in the chain help each other and ways to identify which practices are the best fit for different scenarios.

  • Ashten Fizer: Social Media X WP: Do It Like Beyonce

    WordCamp Phoenix 2017Speaker: Ashten Fizer

    January 24, 2018 — Let’s be honest… We are not, nor will we ever be, Beyoncé. But, mere mortals can learn from Queen Bee’s impeccable social media marketing strategy and use WordPress to get it done. With 10.6 million likes and counting on Instagram, Beyoncé knows how to connect with her followers by sharing glimpses of her life in photos or in short videos. In order to build your following for your brand or business, you must engage your audience, but let’s do it like Beyoncé! We’ll take a look at the importance of proper and timely engagement, as well as what the average WordPress user can utilize in order to create seamless and streamlined avenues for engagement, right now! We’ll even take a step further and discuss what the average developer can implement in order to make engagement much easier for their users to engage properly. Because ‘Yoncé certainly did not build her empire of 14 million Twitter followers by sporadically sharing (or oversharing) on social media. Yet, the greater question is, “Is there a formula for social media success when promoting a business brand?” YES!