May 27, 2014 — En la sesión se abordarán los siguientes puntos:

Protección de datos personales: impacto legal de la recogida de datos de carácter personal a través de WordPress.
Información general ofrecida por el titular del sitio web: inclusión de Aviso legal
Utilización de contenidos propios y de terceros y derechos de autor.
Análisis de los perfiles de usuario en WordPress y responsabilidad por comentarios de terceros: derecho al honor, a la intimidad y a la propia imagen.
WordPress.org vs WordPress.com: implicaciones jurídicas del tipo de alojamiento.
Uso de Cookies conforme a la Ley 34/2002, de Servicios de la Sociedad de la Información y Comercio Electrónico.
Comercio electrónico en WordPress: requisitos legales.

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May 26, 2014 — En la sesión se abordarán los siguientes puntos:
– Introducción
– Cuales son las opciones; Plugins / MultiSite / otras
– Ventajas y desventajas de cada herramienta
– Configuración y ejemplos
– Conclusiones y el futuro de WordPress multilingual

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May 26, 2014 — SEO helps your WordPress website get noticed, but search engines don’t make purchase decisions; humans do. By understanding how to appeal to the eye, the mind and the heart, we can use what we know about our audience to draw them in, make a solid connection, and overcome resistance. And with plenty of website-makeover examples, learn how to tap into both the logical and emotional aspects of purchase behavior. By taking off our “seller’s hat” and putting on our “buyer’s hat,” anyone involved with creating websites will discover what really works for online visitors.

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May 26, 2014 — One of the most common debates in the website world is should I charge by the hour or by the project. What if I told you that you could work less and make more money rather than getting more efficient and making less. This presentation shows you what I did on every project I would scope as well the four reasons on why not to bill by the hour.

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May 25, 2014 — Having problems with WordPress? Are you having trouble finding answers? Do you need to reach out and ask for help?
This presentation covers how to make good support requests, what things to avoid when reaching out for help, and the resources the WordPress community has for everyone’s use that may answer your question for you.

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May 25, 2014 — The session talks about:
Best practices for development
Tips for efficient and fast development
Plugin code for download and then go through code and explain different parts.
My personal setting and preferences.
Motivation for sharing knowledge (plugins, code etc)

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May 25, 2014 — There should be no doubt in anyone’s mind that print media is facing a decline in terms of advertising revenue, subscription circulation, and more. Arguably, magazines and newspapers are fighting for survival, trying to figure out how to stay viable in an increasingly tough competitive landscape. We will offer up our vision for how print newspapers and magazines can look to the future with optimism, and it’s a future based on WordPress.

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May 24, 2014 — The Customizer has been around since WordPress 3.4, yet it is one of the most unknown and under appreciated features around. This session starts out with learning what the Customizer is, from where users can access it, and why it is so awesome. It then proceeds to theme mods, the Customizer API, how to integrate it in your themes and plugins, and dive into how you can extend existing functionality. Finally it covers some tutorials and example implementations, what default themes do with it, and how _s encourages its use.

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May 24, 2014 — Social media continues to grow in usage, as well as confusion. Today it influences search engine optimization more than ever, and there are more ways to integrate it with WordPress than ever before. What social channels do (or don’t) apply to your site and business? And which plugins should you use? Come out of this session with confidence in your approaches to social media and ties to WordPress. We’ll unravel the big ball of twine.

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May 24, 2014 — “Oh that’s easy — just use PayPal.” Well, PayPal isn’t the only kid on the block any more (or even the easiest) and you just may be losing money. Using my experience from the past two years working with and building solutions for modern payment processors, I’ll help you navigate the modern payment systems to choose what makes sense for your business.