October 5-6, 2019
WordCamp Philly 2019’s speakers come from a variety of backgrounds: development, design, user experience, customer support, entrepreneurship and more . Our third round of speakers reflects the range of talk topics you’ll see this year.
They include Paul Barthmaier, Sue Ellen Clayton, Sal Ferrarello, Jason McClintock, Tim McKenna, Dave Ryan, and Eileen Violini.
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We live online today. Whether it’s for your business or cause or your client’s organization, getting found online is a must. Just as important is getting found by the right audience.
Recognizing the importance of an online presence, WordCamp Philly will host an extended panel on “The Art of Getting Found Online”, exploring how to get one’s message to the right people through website content, SEO, branding, and social media. It will also touch on how to prepare for new ways of getting found, such as voice search.
The panelists are Laura Byrne Cristiano, Chip Edwards, William Jackson and David Zimmerman. Donna Botti will be the moderator.
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WordCamp Philly is always excited to have new speakers joining us, and we have several joining old friends to talk at the 2019 event. Our second round of speakers includes Aisha Adams, Lou Fuiano, Koa Kekuna, Joseph LoPreste, Daniel Olson, Beth Soderberg, and Andy Stitt.
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A lot of familiar faces will be returning to WordCamp Philly this year to share their experiences and expertise, but we’ll have a few new folks, too. Our first round of speakers includes Chris Berkley, Andrew Campbell, Bud Kraus, Jeff Matson, Drew Poland, Jodie Riccelli, and Kim White.
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WordCamp Philly is looking for a few good speakers to share their knowledge and stories on October 5. We’re changing things up this year, doing away with our traditional track structure. All topics WordPress and WP-adjacent are welcome.
We’re accepting applications through 11:59 pm Eastern Time on Sunday, June 30. Applicants are asked to limit their submissions to three talks.
WordCamp Philly is over. Check out the next edition!