Language: English
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Jonathan Friesem, Kari Lukovics, Daniel Klotz: Educational Use of WordPress at Harrington
WordCamp Providence 2012Speakers: Jonathan Friesem, Kari Lukovics, Daniel KlotzJune 11, 2013 — Panel discussion on the use of WordPress at Harrington School of Communication and Media – The University of Rhode Island.
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John Botte, Jason Narciso, Michael Chevalier, Lindsay Logan, Valerie: Panel on Developer/Designer/Strategist Communication
WordCamp Providence 2012Speakers: John Botte, Jason Narciso, Michael Chevalier, Lindsay Logan, ValerieJune 10, 2013 — The panel discusses ways to make it easier for Developers, Designers, and Strategists to work together.
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Kylie Gusset: Dis [content] – A Panel on Blog Content
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Kylie GussetJune 10, 2013 — We’re the writers, the makers, the doers. we just want to get our stuff up there, and tell the world about it, so how come it’s so easy, or so hard to do that? This panel discussion, goes over the how & why we got into online publishing, what our plans are, the stuff we love & hate.
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Aaron Ware: From Employee to Freelance
WordCamp Providence 2012Speaker: Aaron WareJune 9, 2013 — This presentation includes: Planning your eventual “escape” to do Freelance Full Time, the Pros and Cons of Freelancing and Business Ownership and being prepared for the unknown road ahead.
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Brian Casel: Building Your Niche Freelance Business With WordPress
WordCamp Providence 2012Speaker: Brian CaselJune 9, 2013 — Focusing on a tightly targeted niche market, can free you from the ups and downs of accepting any and every client that hits our contact form. This presentation discusses how to pick the right niche, how to market your services or products to that market, and the path to grow beyond your one-man shop. Geared for WordPress consultants, and WP product creators.
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Michael McKinnon: Hackers Ahoy! Batten Down The Hatches
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Michael McKinnonJune 8, 2013 — A detailed look at some of the security vulnerabilities that we’ve seen in WordPress – including the infamous Timthumb.php attack, and to put into perspective WHY WordPress sites are targeted and what the key motives of the criminals are – it isn’t what many people think.
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Jordan Gillman: Know Enough to Be Dangerous – Tweaking your WordPress Site
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Jordan GillmanJune 8, 2013 — This presentation shares some knowledge about how to get started a little more adventurous in terms of some of the tweaks you can make to a theme to make it your own.
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David Jenyns: WordPress and Video SEO
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: David JenynsJune 7, 2013 — This presentation covers how to maximize your video efforts with smart SEO, get more traffic to your website using my complete syndication method from YouTube to WordPress and leveraging video content, turning it into, transcripts, articles, blog content.
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Warren Denley: WordPress 101
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Warren DenleyJune 7, 2013 — This presentation is aimed at new users who are not yet familiar with how to navigate the WordPress admin area and what different areas do. It walks though each section and points out some recommended settings that will be helpful to slightly more advanced site editors.
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Travis Hensgen: Introducing MasterPress
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Travis HensgenJune 6, 2013 — After a bit of background information about how the project came to be, you’ll see a demo build for a fictional restaurant website showing how MasterPress can quickly take a fresh installation of WordPress through to a highly customised dashboard containing multiple custom post types, taxonomies and custom fields.
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