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  • Amber Hewitt: Perfect Match: Choosing a Theme for your WordPress Website

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: Amber Hewitt

    September 15, 2019 — There are thousands of themes out there and finding the right one for your website can be difficult. Is a free theme any good? Is it worth buying a premium theme? Will it work?

    We’ll talk about what to look for and what to avoid in your search for a good quality theme. The right one will display your content beautifully, be responsive, load quickly, and have the features you need for your site.

  • Alicia St Rose: Assassinate the Imposter: Eliminating Imposters Syndrome once and for all!

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: Alicia St. Rose

    September 15, 2019 — We’ve all been there. Maybe it was a live group setting or a Zoom call. Someone in the group drops a term, everyone else nods knowingly, your anxiety rises as you realize you’ve NEVER heard of this thing, that you SHOULD have heard of before! Everyone keeps nodding as the speaker rambles on about this term. You nod, too. You feel like a fraud, an imposter. You will hit Google at the next available moment, you vow. You do. You still can’t figure this out. Yikes!, you think, I suck.

    Imposters Syndrome is real. A REAL DRAG. And it doesn’t have to be that way. You see, you probably weren’t the only one pretending. And the group wasn’t fortunate enough to have a Super Hero pipe up and say “I don’t know that term. Can you explain?”

    In this Session, I’ll deconstruct Imposters Syndrome. I will give you a new mindset to try out, The Dunno Doctrine, so that you can be the Super Hero and this madness can stop!

  • Geno Quiroz: Reaping the Benefits of Blogging for Brand Authority, SEO, Exposure, and more

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: Geno Quiroz

    September 15, 2019 — My business, online authority and SEO experience have grown significantly over the past few years in large part due to the blog communities I have managed. In the process of blogging and managing/editing a few multi-author blogs, I have put together some guidelines and tips for growing your online presence.

    When most people hear the word blogger, they think of stay at home parents who write articles as a hobby. But blogging plays a crucial role in bringing value to your website and your brand. Here are a few of the benefits of blogging and tips to make the most out of each blog post.

  • Taylor Waldon: Start Your SEO Strong with 4 Key Pieces of Content

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: Taylor Waldon

    September 15, 2019 — When launching any kind of website, there are simple strategies to implement that will help start out your SEO right and make your site look more established at the same time.

    This talk will cover four pieces of post content that should be published before you launch and why they are important. Your posts can be added to your website in the form of a blog, newsroom, resource center, or anything that will allow users to feel like you are adding value to their experience.

    We’ll focus specifically on how the components in each of these posts work for good SEO and how to use them as a blueprint for continued good practices.

    Topics will include:

    Defining your target audience and developing a voice.
    Selecting the right keywords.
    Integrating keywords without sounding forced.
    Using an SEO plugin to optimize your content.
    What to do with the content once the site is launched

  • Bill Dalessi: SEO for WordPress developers

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: Bill Dalessi

    September 15, 2019 — We try to teach people SEO and WordPress as to start you need a Website (WordPress). But if no one ever sees your website, all your hard work and money were wasted. After they have a website we start by teaching SEO and how to get the search engines to work for you and with you.

    Anyone can pay for advertising (Pay Per Click) but that gets very expensive very fast. Small or medium size business need to learn how to get (FREE) organic traffic from Google, etc.

  • William Bay: SEO Simplified

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: William Bay

    September 15, 2019 — SEO is often shrouded in a veil of mystic arts, magical spells, and misconceived notions from years passed.
    In this hour, my promise is to lift this veil, and simplify the notions of gaining traffic from search engines.

  • Amy Hall: WordPress and MailChimp go together like Peanut Butter and Bananas

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: Amy Hall

    September 15, 2019 — MailChimp is the most popular email service provider and WordPress is the most popular website software. It’s only logical to use them together.

    Learn how to use MailChimp and WordPress for lead generation on your website.

    Why you need a lead generation item
    How to easily integrate MailChimp and WP
    How to send your lead gen item from MailChimp

  • Mary Barnett: Out of Sight, Out of Mind

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: Mary Barnett

    September 15, 2019 — I will share the top 3 ways you can help your clients stay Top of Mind with their customers, so they can increase their Revenue!

  • Marc Benzakein: From v1.0 to Infinity (and Beyond)

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speaker: Marc Benzakein

    September 15, 2019 — Starting a software company and building it from the ground up is an appealing option for many. It can be rewarding, but it also comes wrought with many challenges. In this presentation, I will talk about the how we built ServerPress from a concept to the challenges, pitfalls, and successes we’ve experienced along the way.

    I’ll cover the ways in which your roadmap evolves as you go from a company of zero customers to a company of over 60,000. Most importantly, I’ll give you a chance to learn from our mistakes when building your own software company.

  • David Nuon and Leo Postovoit: Rendering Gutenberg Content in Native Experiences

    WordCamp Riverside 2018Speakers: David Nuon, Leo Postovoit

    September 15, 2019 — We have less than 1% of the written documents from Rome. We have less than 0.5% of the documents from Ancient Greece. Only three codices of the Mayan civilization remain. The internet’s power is its ability to give us an incredible, boundless storage.
    But have we actually built into our software design patterns a notion of longterm thinking? We want to think about our life’s work, and we want to preserve content, access to it and inspire others to think for the long term. Time is comprised of snapshots, and we’re seeking understanding for the whole.

    In the same spirit of projects like the Internet Archive seeking to bring access to information to preserve history, we believe it’s also a responsibility to understand where we’ve come from, how we’ve built it and where we might be headed. This also matters for the tools in which we create.

    On the quest to share content creation’s history, we also decided to make something. Something that was extremely accessible for both people and machines. Here’s our weird, wild journey of our attempt to create the “”Most Compatible Thing ,”” built for legacy support by design. Yes, there will be GIFs.

    Powered by the magic of WordPress and Gutenberg, we used lots of pixelcraft and a custom web server to create paired experiences for each media. From modern headless future-facing web technologies to the GOPHER protocol, from Twitter bots to TTYs, from phone calls to a snail mail service, we’ve got a story to share that we hope will last and be preserved. All you gotta do is look for it.