April 14, 2026 — This is my wrap up video as I finish the WPCredits internship. I’m grateful for this opportunity

April 13, 2026 — How to Start Contributing to WordPress

If you want to start contributing to WordPress, the first step is to visit the Make WordPress website.

Go to make.wordpress.org.

On this website, you will find all the contributor teams in WordPress. If you scroll down toward the bottom of the page, you can see the full list of available teams.

Each team works on a different area of WordPress. For example, some teams focus on Core, Design, Documentation, Training, Polyglots, Support, Marketing, and more.

Take a little time to explore the teams and see which one matches your interests, skills, or experience.

If you are not sure which team is the best fit for you, WordPress also has a helpful tool called the Contributor Wizard.

The Contributor Wizard helps you understand where to get started based on your skills and interests.

So, if you are unsure where to begin, simply use the Contributor Wizard and it will guide you in the right direction.

April 12, 2026 — This presentation shares my personal journey of completing the WordPress Credit Course through Ahmad Education.

In this video, I talk about my learning experience, the challenges I faced, and how I overcame them with the guidance of my mentors. I also highlight the skills I gained, including WordPress fundamentals, website building, and basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and PHP.

I express my gratitude to my mentors, especially Nasim Miah Sir and Mohibullah Sir, for their continuous support and guidance throughout this journey.

This course has opened new opportunities for me, including freelancing, working with clients, and contributing to the WordPress community. I also share my future goals, where I aim to improve my skills, learn PHP deeply, and start working on WordPress plugin development.

This journey was not easy, but with patience, consistency, and guidance, I was able to grow and build confidence.

Thank you for watching.

Presentation Slides »

April 10, 2026 — WordPress Credits Wrap-Up Presentation that highlights my experience and my progression through the internship program. My goal is aimed at motivating and encouraging others to take this opportunity to learn, develop, and gain valuable insight into WordPress alongside a dedicated mentor.

March 31, 2026 — In an era of rapid growth and transformation, organisations require systems that can evolve in tandem with their people. This session delves into the potential of WordPress—not merely as a website platform, but as a dynamic enabler of internal collaboration, knowledge sharing, continuous learning, and digital evolution. It highlights how WordPress can serve as a foundational tool for building internal learning hubs, streamlining onboarding processes, and preserving institutional knowledge. Viewed through the lens of Organisation Development, the talk explores the synergy between people, processes, and platforms in cultivating scalable, self-sustaining learning ecosystems—resonating with Peter Senge’s vision of the Learning Organisation.

March 31, 2026 — In this session, Saurabh will explore how the Model Context Protocol (MCP) enhances the use of Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI agents for WordPress site management and operations.

This session highlights how MCP enables structured, secure, and automated WordPress operations by reusing and adapting the existing implementation flow.

March 31, 2026 — In this session, Priyanka Shah—Agile Transformation Coach, Senior AI Ambassador, and Marketing leader—will share practical strategies to integrate AI into your WordPress content and marketing workflows. Drawing on her 20 years of IT and leadership experience, including leading award-winning marketing campaigns for PMI Pune Deccan-India Chapter, she will showcase how Agile + AI can help streamline publishing, enhance SEO, boost social media integration, and empower small teams to achieve enterprise-level impact.

March 31, 2026 — Modern WordPress sites are quietly exposed to advanced fraud and bot attacks that traditional plugins cannot detect. The talk reveals hidden fraud signals inside user sessions—browser fingerprints, micro-behaviours, environmental inconsistencies—and shows agencies and developers how to identify patterns early and protect clients from costly compromises.

March 31, 2026 — A session on the 3 systems freelancers must automate using WordPress—Lead Generation, Client Onboarding, and Content Authority—to escape the delivery trap and build a scalable business.

March 31, 2026 — In this talk, Aditya will share his own experiences of working on SEO beyond Google:

1. How people’s search habits are changing.
2. What he has learned from optimising content for platforms outside of Google.
3. What this shift means for WordPress site owners, bloggers, and businesses.
4. Simple steps you can take to show up wherever your audience is looking.
5. If you’ve ever felt frustrated by Google updates or wondered what the “future of SEO” really looks like, this session will give you a fresh perspective (with some real stories, wins, and fails from Aditya’s journey).