Creating lasting connections with people and investing in being helpful with and for those people will create a solid foundation for your unique success.
WordCamp Birmingham does more than talk about WordPress and all the amazing plugins, widgets, themes, and uses that are available through and for WordPress. The organizers, speakers, and attendees come together in a community of inspiration and encouragement.
One of the best parts of the new WordCamp Birmingham is the table talks. Attendees can choose to sit at any table with any speaker to discuss a topic of interest from the conference or from the speaker’s expertise.
This year’s table talks offer some continued discussion from sessions earlier in the day. They also provide a taste of sessions yet to come. Some take you down a path you may not have thought about before.
All the talks offered will be great opportunities for creating lasting connections and investing in being helpful.
Lunchtime Table Talks
Adam Silver: Podcasting
Adam Warner: Website security
Aida Correa: Unique voice
Alonso Indacoshea: Gutenberg
Anna Blanch Rabe: Copyright
April Wier: Sales
Bobby Kircher: SEO
Chris Edwards: Analytics, Conversation Rates Optimization
Cindy Cullen: Working with WordPress Remotely
David Zimmerman: SEO, web analytics, client management
Helen Rittersporn: Brainstorming Blogging Topics
Jacob McKinney: WP-CLI
Kathryn Lang: Write and Publish Your Book
Kerry Putman: Setting up a podcast Website
Kyle B. Johnson: Product Development, mentoring developers
Marc Gratch: Freelancing, community development
Melanie G Adcock: Hiring a VA
Micah Wood: WordPress development, business
Mickey Trivett: Web Business, Outsourcing, standing out
Mike Demo: Open source, Traveling Full Time for Work
Rachel Cherry: Higher Ed, Accessibility
Sandy Edwards: Project Management Tools/Organization
Steve Schwartz: Video, Photography, WP Security
William Jackson: Community, content creator
Don’t forget to check out the full schedule for all the amazing talks, sessions, and workshops that will be presented during the two days of WordCamp Birmingham.
