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How to Use WordPress Like a Ninja
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By: Joshua Ardoin
Are you looking for some tips on how to use WordPress like a ninja? Well, you are in luck. I recently attended WordCamp Dallas and here are some video and audio nuggets from the two day WordPress conference.
- Matt Mullenweg talked about WordPress 2.5. He also talked about the direction WordPress is headed.
- John Pozadzides gave us 45 WordPress power tips.
- Jonathan Bailey discusses content theft. He gave us tips on how to protect, prevent and handle content theft.
- Cali Lewis & Neal Campbell talked about how they escaped the shackle and chains of the cooperate world. You can check out their podcast, Geek Brief.
- Liz Strauss gave us some great insight on how to build community around your blog. You can check out that video here.
- Lorelle VanFossen discussed WordPress power tips.
- On Sunday the day started with a live recording of the WordPress Podcast. The audio can be located here.
- Chris Smith spoke about SEOing WordPress. Here is a link to his Power Point Presentation.
- Aaron Brazell’s session was called WordPress FAQ. His discussed a broad range of frequently asked WordPress questions.
- The Business of Blogging session was hosted by Mark Ghosh, Liz Strauss, Matt Mullenweg and Aaron Brazell. I highly recommend you check this one out!
- Jacob Santos ended the weekend with his presentation on Testing with WordPress.
In closing, this was a great weekend. I highly recommend you check out a WordCamp event if you get a chance. They are being held across the globe.
Author Bio:
Joshua Ardoin is the CEO of SpotOn SEO Services. He offers consulting services in web design & usability, internet marketing, and SEO.
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