Author Archive
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Kristen Symonds: Lessons From a Year of Customer Support
WordCamp Sunshine Coast 2016Speaker: Kristen SymondsDecember 20, 2016 — This talk will cover some things I’ve learned working customer support for WordPress.com. These things include:
when you need to get in-your-face
domains are hard
never reply upset
kill with kindness
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Frank Staude: Suchst du noch? Oder findest du schon?
WordPress Meetup WürzburgSpeaker: Frank StaudeDecember 20, 2016 — Beim WordPress Meetup in Würzburg am 20.12.2016 hat Frank ein wenig über die Suche in WordPress erzählt. Und darüber wie man sie mit Plugins verbessern kann. Mit Ausflügen zu Facetten und der Deutschen National Bibliothek, Sachbegriffen und Synonymen. Er zeigt wie er in einem Projekt das alles miteinander verbunden hat.
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Андрей Савченко: Постановка процесса отслеживания проблем
WordCamp Kyiv 2016Speaker: Andrey SavchenkoDecember 20, 2016 — Данный доклад покажет и расскажет о практичных приемах настройки и работы с трекером, на примерах из WordPress разработки на GitHub.
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Виктор Кулебякин: Frontend оптимизация
WordCamp Kyiv 2016Speaker: Виктор КулебякинDecember 20, 2016 — В докладе рассмотрены приемы, основанные на WP хуках и небольших JS скриптах, с помощью которых можно уменьшить время загрузки страниц сайта и, следовательно, повысить оценку в Google Page Speed и других подобных сервисах.
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Eric Valois: Automatiser les performances de WordPress avec le module Pagespeed de Google
WordCamp Montreal 2016Speaker: Eric ValoisDecember 19, 2016 — La grande flexibilité de WordPress nuit parfois aux meilleures pratiques de performance. Il est si facile d’installer une extension ou un thème complexe et de négliger la performance de son site WordPress. Une fois installé et configuré, le module Pagespeed de Google tentera d’appliquer automatiquement les meilleures pratiques de performance à votre site. Dans cette conférence je présenterai un aperçu du module, comment l’installer, le configurer et ses limitations.
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Jessica Nudo: Beyond Social Media – Why Influencers Will Need an Exit Strategy
WordCamp Montreal 2016Speaker: Jessica NudoDecember 19, 2016 — Public relations, brands and bloggers: who’s influencing who? Sure running a blog is great, but social media followers aside — how do you monetize it? Can people really tell it you’re buying followers and engagement? The blogger market is becoming increasingly more saturated, as more and more Millenials want to be considered influencers. More often than not, bloggers with larger social media followings are hired over their low-follower peers, but how effective are the campaigns they are hired for? This talk will examine the realities of bloggers who are trying to make a living and whether or not these campaigns are actually paying off for the clients. A strong emphasis will be placed on the importance of systematic support in face to face discussions, versus faceless, less personal (and expensive!) sponsored posts on social media — and where the influencer world is heading. Spoiler alert: don’t quit your day job.
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Shayda Torabi: Let’s Take This Offline – Making Friends, and Growing Professional Relationships IRL
WordCamp US 2016Speaker: Shayda TorabiDecember 19, 2016 — Thanks to the internet you can start relationships, learn new skills, and discover new identities, but how does that translate offline? For some of us, it’s easier said than done but is indisputably key to growing our network. This talk highlights some of the best practices for building relationships, making the most out of networking mixers, and building your personal brand.
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Tessa Needham Synnott: How To Embrace Your WordPress Mediocrity
WordCamp US 2016Speaker: Tessa Needham SynnottDecember 19, 2016 — You’ll never know everything about WordPress. But you probably know something that other people don’t, and you know it in your own unique way.
So get over your impostor syndrome, and create something with WordPress by being yourself, giving back, and embracing your mediocrity!
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Sal Ferrarello: Blogging – The Best Thing I’ve Done as a Developer
WordCamp US 2016Speaker: Sal FerrarelloDecember 19, 2016 — As a developer, there are many experiences which have helped me grow and improve. None of them have been as valuable as blogging. We’ll look at how blogging has helped me as a developer and why I think you should be blogging, too.
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Jamie Schmid: Content Doesn’t Grow on Trees – An Introduction to Content Strategy
WordCamp Montreal 2016Speaker: Jamie SchmidDecember 19, 2016 — Content is EVERYBODY’s problem: it’s a problem for the content creator, and a problem for the developer. Without content, there is no website. Without the website there is no client. Yet… how is it always left for last? In this talk I will teach you the core practices of the field known as Content Strategy: planning, development, and management of content. Learn how to integrate Content Strategy into your web process will transform your workflow to give everyone a grasp on creating, managing and structuring content– organized and delivered on-time.
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