Christopher Spencer spoke last year on The Agony and the Ecstasy of Divi. Divi is still popular… and controversial.
Blast from the Past: Aaron Campbell
Aaron Campbell, a WordPress core contributor, talked with us about “Being a Good Citizen in the WordPress Community.”
Blast from the Past: Angie Albright
Storyteller par excellence Angie Albright uses classic storytelling concepts to analyze life, the universe… and WordPress.
Blast from the Past: Nancy Kay Grace
Nancy Kay Grace: Toes in the Water – Getting Your Feet Wet with a WordPress Blog from 2016.
Blast from the Past: Brandy Spears Segraves
Brandy Spears Segraves shared how to keep content authentic at WordCamp Fayetteville 2016. Enjoy this conversation on content marketing with an authentic voice.
Blast from the Past: Rebecca Haden
Rebecca Haden presented on “Data-Driven SEO with Google Analytics” in 2016. Find out how to use data from Google Analytics (possibly including some reports that you don’t already know about) to work on SEO at your WordPress website.
Blast from the Past: Jamie Smith
Jamie Smith explained how to plan the content of a website in “Anatomy of a Website” in 2016. If you’re thinking about attending WordCamp Fayetteville in 2017, the posts we’re sharing here will give you an idea of the wide variety of sessions you’re likely to find at WordCamp Fayetteville.
See the Presentation Slides.
Blast from the Past: Meredith Lowry
Meredith Lowry gave us the word on “Legal Guidelines for Influencer Marketing” in 2016. Influencer marketing was all the rage, but there was a lot of confusion about the legal requirements… and there still is!
Get the details from Meredith’s talk, and don’t miss WCFay 2017.
Blast from the Past: Shane Purnell
Shane Purnell spoke in 2016, sharing an inspiring talk on “WordCamp – Your Platform for Success.” Shane is a podcast expert, and you can find him at Platform Giant and at ShanePurnell.com.
Volunteer at WordCamp Fayetteville
Want a free ticket to WordCamp Fayetteville 2017?
Volunteer a few hours over the weekend and participate for free. You’ll have plenty of time to check out sessions, network, and have fun.
Just some of the things volunteers do:
- Hang out at the registration table and welcome people.
- Hand out T shirts and swag.
- Serve as room manager.
- Keep speakers on track.
- Make sure recordings are successful.
- Be a hallway monitor, answering questions and providing directions.
- Help with set up and clean up.
- Attend parties and help everyone have a good time.
Fill out the simple form below with your contact information, availability (all weekend? Saturday morning only?), and any preferences, and we’ll be in touch. Questions? Email Michal McCranie at Michael@t3webservices.com