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In this session, we’ll review some of the most exciting features of FSE, the existing shortcomings, and the enhancements coming in version 6.0. WordPress is a diverse community that includes everyone from DIY builders to agencies with hundreds of clients.
While FSE may not currently be for everyone, the potential is truly incredible. It’s time to get serious about FSE.
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Nick Diego & Brian Gardner: Developer Advocate & Principal Developer Advocate, WP Engine
Nick Diego is a Developer Advocate at WP Engine and has been working with WordPress for over a decade. Passionate about the Gutenberg project and “modern” WordPress development, he splits his time between creating educational content, building experimental plugins and themes, and contributing to WordPress Core.
Woven throughout my talk, my angle will always be to ensure that founders are “systems focused” so that they understand more success doesn’t come from just working harder/more hours….and instead from running experiments that can be turned into SOPs and then delegated to their team.
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Trent Dyrsmid: Founder, Flowster.app
Trent is a serial entrepreneur, the founder of Flowster.app and a completd nerd when it comes to creating scalable business processes. Prior to starting Flowster, Trent was the host of the long-running Bright Ideas podcast where he spent over a decade interviewing successful founders.
As a co-host of the Women in WP podcast, I’ve been fortunate to have made the world a much smaller place by interviewing over 100 women from 20 different countries over the past three years. Especially during the pandemic, getting to share our respective stories of being in lock down has helped us all feel not so alone.
In this talk, I will share with you how much the women of WordPress make a difference to both their local communities and the WordPress project, including interviews with 8 of the 46 women on the all woman WordPress 5.6 Release Squad.
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Angela Bowman: Owner, Ask WP Girl & WordPress Developer
I am a WordPress developer living at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in Boulder, Colorado. When I’m not slaving over websites, I raise backyard chickens and make art. I also co-host the Women in WP podcast and have spoken at a few WordCamps including doing the keynote for Denver WordCamp in 2018.
I’ll be sharing WordPress security statistics from 2021, compare them with 2020, and discuss how the latest trends affect web agencies & hosting companies.
Years of working with digital agencies and web hosting companies have shown us how providing website maintenance plans is one of the best ways of generating recurring revenue and making the customers trust you with their online presence.
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Oliver Sild: Founder & CEO of Patchstack
Oliver Sild is the founder of Patchstack, a company known for bringing together the security community to protect the WordPress ecosystem from plugin vulnerabilities.
It’s about time that I answered a question that I’ve been asked a lot about How to Get Clients. The methods that I reveal here are FREE and easy to implement. They can also be applied to any industry – and not just Web Design Clients.
I discuss low income models using Fiverr and Upwork to gain reviews, and how to scale up with better proposals, pricing ladders and pricing strategies to reach your dream benchmark.
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Robert Cairns: Owner, The SDM Show Podcast
Rob Cairns started The SDM Show Podcast in 2019 to share his thoughts on the Digital World with his listeners. He runs Digital Marketing Agency in Toronto Canada that focuses on WordPress Security, WordPress Design and Email Marketing.
Since the invention of social media platforms, companies have been trying to utilize them to keep in touch with their customers and promote their businesses. Many small agencies struggle to grow their social media following and get leads from these platforms. There are a lot of mistakes companies make which prevent them from growing and utilizing social media as a growth powerhouse.
At Clio, we get thousands of visitors to our website every month from our social media platforms and get half a dozen leads through instant messages. In this session, I will give you some tips on how to use social media to grow your audience, and get new leads and customers.
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Nat Miletic: Founder, Clio Websites
Lance Robbins has spent the last 13 years in people and operations focused roles. He’s an outspoken remote work advocate and excels at dad jokes. You can find Lance featured in Harvard Business Review, Forbes, or writing for the blog at XWP where he led the growth of the team from 25 to 100+ over the past two years.
Managed hosting has been declared obsolete and no longer relevant many times over the years. And yet, a support phone number when you have an “Oh Crap!!!” moment still seems like a great idea. In this discussion we’ll cover:
– What is managed hosting?
– The various flavors of managed hosting and when those flavors taste best.
– How to know if you’re too big, too small, or just right for managed hosting.
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Josh Ward: Director of Sales and Marketing , Nexcess
I spent the first decade of my career going from IT Manager to Sys Admin to IT Consultant before finally landing in a Sales role at a Marketing company. Then in 2011 I became the Director of Sales and Marketing growing a three headed web hosting monster.
Hite Creative complete around 300 websites per month, and we are constantly growing.
Scaling it wasn’t easy, so I will be speaking about the impact of combining both Marketing services & Web design + Branding services to create long-lasting impactful strategies that allow you to retain your customers long-term and scale your agency.
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Tatiana Chamorro: Co-Founder and VP, Hite Creative
Tatiana’s passion is in marketing and design, focusing on ROI-driven strategies and creating a balance between functionality and aesthetics. In 2020, she started a digital marketing agency mid-pandemic. In 6 months, she had scaled her agency to 6 figures.
As an Agencies Partnerships Manager at Weglot, I’m very happy to invite Bojidar Valchovski from our great Agency Partner: Devrix.
He’ll share with you his knowledge and experience on how they approach and build powerful websites to make their customers successful across the borders.
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Thibaud Guérin & Bojidar Valchovski: Agencies Partnerships Manager, WEGLOT
His daily work at Weglot consists in accompanying web agencies and freelancers with their clients’ multilingual projects to provide the nicest and most powerful websites. This French guy used to work, himself, for a web agency in Montreal.
Full Site Editing (FSE) is new but still in its infancy.
The next two years will change everything you know about being a WordPress developer/agency – learn to adapt, the consequences are huge. Learn:
1. “No code” analogies from the past that mimic today
2. What are the warning signs for your business
3. Plan for FSE success
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Robert Jacobi: Director, WordPress
Robert Jacobi ran 3.5% of the internet and today leads the WordPress business unit at Cloudways, a multi-cloud managed application as a service platform that lets users choose where they want their website to be hosted from a variety of options.
Running an agency solo can come with it’s fair share of difficulties.
In this session, Rosie will share her secrets to growing a one woman agency within a focused niche and how thrive your business through learning, collaborating and pivoting your services and offers to suit your customer base.
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Rosie Robinson: Founder, WUF Design
Rosie Robinson runs WUF design, making awesome websites for pet businesses. Rosie has been working within the pet industry for over 16 years now. She built two six-figure dog walking businesses and then transitioned to website design full time.
Many ecommerce stores don’t realize it, but the checkout is the single most important element of an online buyer’s journey.
Most ecommerce platforms spend very little time improving and optimizing their native checkout, resulting in merchants accepting lower conversion rates, weaker average order values, and higher checkout abandonment rates than they should.
By having a better understanding of what helps buyers convert, you can close your leaky funnels and increase your profits overnight.
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Matt Wiese: Head of Sales at Rally
At Rally, Matt’s focus is primarily merchant success. By providing merchants with a high-performing, optimized checkout, with post purchase offers included, they can boost conversions and increase AOV simultaneously, resulting in a huge revenue boost.
Maddy Osman shares battle-tested lessons learned for creating consistent, high-quality content at scale. Developing a proprietary style guide that bridges the gap between what humans want to read and how robots process information is what made it possible to scale The Blogsmith to a team of 25+.
If your team hasn’t yet established baseline style rules, you won’t want to miss this actionable session.
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Maddy Osman: The Blogsmith
Maddy Osman operates The Blogsmith, an SEO content agency for B2B tech companies that works with clients like HubSpot, Automattic, and Sprout Social. Maddy’s background in WordPress web design contributes to a well-rounded understanding of SEO and how to connect brands with their target audiences online.
Providing clear, responsive, and friendly support is hard. Providing clear, responsive, friendly support for a free product on a public forum is even harder!
In this talk, we’ll walk through tips, tricks, and workflows to help you provide high-quality support on the WordPress.org forums for plugins, themes, and general WordPress questions.
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David Mainayar: Co-Founder at PeachPay
Co-Founder at PeachPay and with a background in economics, David has been obsessed with WooCommerce ever since he discovered its transformational potential for the entrepreneurial underdog.
It’s about time that I answered a question that I’ve been asked a lot about How to Get Clients. The methods that I reveal here are FREE and easy to implement. They can also be applied to any industry – and not just Web Design Clients.
I discuss low income models using Fiverr and Upwork to gain reviews, and how to scale up with better proposals, pricing ladders and pricing strategies to reach your dream benchmark.
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Imran Siddiq: Director, Web Squadron
I help small businesses and agencies launch, grow and scale their businesses with proven advice and results-focused WordPress plugins.
Are you hoping to enjoy more flexibility and freedom that comes with living a location-independent lifestyle, building a profitable online business, making the most of the places you dream to be, and having the opportunity to do what feeds your soul?
Most people dream of having a business that goes where they go, but they don’t know how to make it happen. Here’s the FAST way to build a portable business – Foundations, Automations, Systemized, Travel-Ready.
Lee Drozak will share her most important lessons learned while living on the road and running a successful WordPress-based business. She’ll draw on her 30+ years of working remotely and tiny house/RV living.
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Lee Drozak: Agency Consultant
Lee Drozak is a digital nomad experiencing flexibility and freedom. She’s also a Website Marketing Fixer for Solo Agencies and Service-based entrepreneurs, helping them build a profitable portable business that meets them where you are! Drawing on my years of experience in website design and marketing while living remotely gives Lee the perfect perspective to help you grow your location-independent business.
A supermarket invested 35,000 in a webshop created with online accessibility in mind. It resulted in 13 million GBP additional annual revenue.
Adding accessible design and coding to your agency stack pays off, in more than one way. When you have seen my presentation, you will have a set of winning arguments towards your customers as to why your higher rate due to including accessibility is actually profitable to them.
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Anne-Mieke Bovelett: Accessibility & Possibility Advocate
Anne-Mieke Bovelett runs an internationally focused web agency in Düsseldorf (Germany). She’s a passionate accessibility advocate. One of her favourite things in life is teaching web designers how to convert an inaccessible design to accessible profitable design, torching all myths around accessibility..
Websites have a job to do – whether they’re powering a brand of five employees or an enterprise of ten thousand. Sites need to be fast, secure and scalable. They need to convert visitors into leads and leads into customers.
They need to connect to the wealth of other tools and software your clients are using. In short, a website doesn’t end with the website. Miriam Schwab from Strattic and Greg Karelitz from HubSpot discuss frequent challenges facing agencies and the power of static hosting and cloud-based CRM to set your clients (and you) up for success.
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Greg Karelitz & Miriam Schwab: Director of Partnerships, HubSpot & Co-Founder, Strattic
After years of dealing with the ongoing struggle of keeping client sites secure and performant at her agency, Miriam realized that these issues could be solved in a radical way by converting the sites to a static, Jamstack architecture, and founded Strattic – an end-to-end static hosting solution for WordPress websites. Greg is the Director of Platform Partnerships at HubSpot and works with 1,000+ software companies to help them build high-quality integrations with HubSpot.
After nearly a decade in Managed WordPress, GoDaddy has had quite the ride. In this session, we’ll share the history of our experience – good and bad, what we’ve learned and the investments we’ve made as we look to the future.
We’ll also share where we see the future of Managed WordPress heading and the role GoDaddy is excited to play.
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Lax Mariappan: Backend Engineer, WebDevStudios
Lax Mariappan is a Backend Engineer at the WordPress agency WebDevStudios. Lax enjoys fixing bugs, maintaining and migrating websites for enterprise clients.
Everybody tells you to test, but nobody tells you WHAT to test and HOW to test it — and you feel like you’re just throwing money out there… Try an Engineering Approach to Marketing.
It all starts with one simple “High Impact” Test that lays the foundation for massive, big wins. It gives you a simple method to take the guesswork out of your marketing…
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Erin Athene: Co-Founder and CEO Mint C.R.O.
Erin Athene co-founded her first $20 million tech company in 17 months, and is now the co-founder of Mint C.R.O.,™ providing an Engineering Approach to Marketing.™ Her mission is to empower business owners and marketers to take control of their customer acquisition and revenue, using a Proven Growth Formula.
In this session, Amber is going to share why the idea of #WorkingMom is not something that we want to use.
Amber owns a creative design agency for more than a decade herself and she’ll be giving her amazing insights on how to shine as business owner while juggling with kids and family.
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Amber Jacobs: Owner and Creative Director
I’m a 13+ year design and graphics pro. I’ve done the corporate 9-5 thing putting in the time learning, navigating and experiencing Fortune 500 companies, creative agencies and smaller direct to consumer business. It’s all lead to me to doing my own thing and launching Amber Design.
Providing clear, responsive, and friendly support is hard. Providing clear, responsive, friendly support for a free product on a public forum is even harder!
In this talk, we’ll walk through tips, tricks, and workflows to help you provide high-quality support on the WordPress.org forums for plugins, themes, and general WordPress questions.
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Bethany Chobanian Lang: Support Lead, 10up (Contracted To Google)
Bethany Chobanian Lang has spent the last seven years working with WordPress as a project manager, developer, trainer, and in technical support. They are currently a Support Lead at 10up, contracted to Google to manage support for two plugins, Site Kit and Web Stories.
ou are never just building a website – so stop getting paid like you are.
In this session, we will dig into the nuts & bolts of creating a magical client experience that unlocks the ability to successfully increase your prices. We will touch on value-based pricing, simplifying your pre-client journey, designing a more streamlined process, and the mindset around undercharging in the first place.
You will walk away feeling uplifted and encouraged to review your own client experience and pricing. There is no “one-size-fits-all” solution, but rather we will discuss how you can create a higher-level client experience that aligns with YOUR business. If you are tired of feeling overworked and underpaid, you will want to attend this session.
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Sam Munoz & Karyn Paige: Founders, Making Website Magic
Sam Munoz & Karyn Paige are the dynamic team behind Making Website Magic, a brand focused on uplifting and empowering women web designers and developers. As Compassionate Disruptors, they consciously interrupt and release conventional practices if they are rooted in harm, center humanity, and inspire new paradigms for the women they serve.
Your client may not be on an upcoming episode of Shark Tank, but that doesn’t mean you don’t need to prepare for a surge in traffic to their site. Tom Fanelli, the CEO of Convesio will explain a proven process for ensuring success when preparing for a high traffic web event.
From planning to the most critical part, load testing, to handling issues the day of the event, you will get the blueprint to making sure your client’s event is a success.
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Tom Fanelli: CEO/Co-Founder Convesio
Tom is a founder of Convesio which is next generation of managed WordPress hosting; the first self-healing, autoscaling, platform-as-a-service for creating and managing WordPress sites.
Today, businesses and web creators share the same goal of getting the job done faster. The reasons are different. While businesses want to boost their online presence and cut costs, web creators are looking for ways to work less and earn more.
In this talk, we will look into how no-code solutions can satisfy both parties without making mistakes. No-code solutions have been on the market for a while and are here to stay. For professional web creators, it is a way to reduce delivery time without compromising on quality. For marketing-oriented agencies, it allows competing in a highly technological market segment.
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Raitis Sevelis: Product Manager, Visual Composer
Raitis is a product manager at Visual Composer Website Builder. He has been around WordPress for 10+ years and is an active member of the WordPress community. Before joining Visual Composer, he worked as a freelance UI/UX designer for various digital agencies and world-famous brands like Accenture and Mercedes-Benz.
The story of how we grew and evolved the Nerdery from just a few programmers, to a team of over 500 Product Development specialists doing $85M in annual sales in just 14 years.
We’ll go through how the team evolved over time, how we built our go-to-market strategies, what I’d do different, what I’d do again and more!
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Tom O’Neill: Previously the CEO of The Nerdery
Tom O’Neill was previously the CEO of The Nerdery, a digital consultancy providing custom software development. During Tom’s tenure, he grew The Nerdery from 5 to 500 Nerds with offices across four U.S. cities. Tom has a passion for helping consultancies grow profitably while building strong cultures and teams
After nearly a decade in Managed WordPress, GoDaddy has had quite the ride. In this session, we’ll share the history of our experience – good and bad, what we’ve learned and the investments we’ve made as we look to the future.
We’ll also share where we see the future of Managed WordPress heading and the role GoDaddy is excited to play.
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Chris LaNasa: Senior Director – Global Partners Product Marketing, GoDaddy
Chris has 25 years of technology services experience spanning telecommunications, IOT and Web Presence. His focus has been on launching new disruptive businesses and developing the product strategy,
In this entertaining session, Melissa will show you how to build a sales funnel that *whispers* real humans can actually enjoy. Even the words ‘sales funnel’ sound like they were invented by an evil robot. (No one minds an evil robot in a disaster movie, but you don’t want one in your inbox).
She’ll show you her funnel building strategy, explore the moving parts and tell you the story of how she lost £30k in her first business venture (yes, she should have built a funnel!)
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Melissa Love: Founder, The Design Space
Melissa is a website designer and brand specialist for small, creative businesses. She is the founder of WordPress theme company, The Design Space, which makes excellent design affordable, and she’s a WordPress nerd who has taught thousands of entrepreneurs how to build their own beautiful websites, through her online membership, The Marketing Fix.
Sales is the driver of business and if it goes away so does everything else. In this talk I’ll walk you through how to systemize your sales process so that you feel more confident while on sales calls and close more leads.
We’ll then discuss how to analyze this data so that you understand what is (and isn’t) working in your sales process. Don’t wing sales, have a process that is unique to you, and improve it over time.
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Noah Britton: Founder, Thrive Design
Since 2002, Noah has owned Thrive Design, a website agency based in Seattle. He focuses on client acquisition while his team delivers the goods. He launched a course, Agency X-Ray, in 2021 to help other agency owners take control of their client acquisition efforts to focus their resources, land more deals, and save time and money.
This is one of the most insidious problems that plague our industry, it can delay some projects by years, it ruins client relationships and can cause projects to cost us more money than we are making from it.
Over the past 3 years, we’ve worked alongside 1000’s of agencies just like you, and we’ve been running our own for over a decade.
Learn why this happens and the steps you can take to kill this problem for good!
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Vito Peleg: Co-Founder, CEO. Atarim
Hey! Vito here, I built my first website 20+ years ago as a teenager for my skateboarding crew from high school, I later started freelancing and grew my London based agency to a team of 12 while organising events and touring the world as the leader or a rock band. 🤘
There are six key principles to keep in mind during the buyer’s journey.
We’ll explore how winning the race to object or embracing silence, among other principles, can put you in the driver’s seat during the sale.
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Shannyn Lee: Managing Director, Win Without Pitching
Shannyn Lee is the Win Without Pitching Managing Director and an unstoppable force of human empowerment. She spent a decade in senior marketing and communication roles in Fortune 500 companies before moving to a business development leadership role at a well-regarded Seattle design firm.
Are you an agency or freelancer responsible for implementing CRM projects for clients, or do you want to start offering CRM implementation as a service?
Traditional CRM implementations can take months to show ROI, and the cost of implementation is high for both you and your client. If a client doesn’t see results fast, you risk damaging the relationship, or even losing their business!
After working with thousands of small businesses and agencies, I’ve identified 5 easy ways to create near-instant results with CRM so you can prove ROI to clients fast!
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Adrian Tobey: Founder, Groundhogg Inc
I help small businesses and agencies launch, grow and scale their businesses with proven advice and results-focused WordPress plugins.
This session will be about the future of WordPress as an enterprise solution, and what this means for agencies, creators and outside companies participating in this space.
If you’re an agency or a creator and you’re looking for where your next audience or your next customer is going to be, I challenge you to think upstream with me towards enterprise clients.
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Spencer Forman: Founder WPLaunchify, LaunchFlows, Kapsule Consulting
Entrepreneur, Attorney, WordPress Strategist & Marketing Automation Expert
As an owner of an agency, I have met many other agency owners who really struggled with knowing their numbers.
Coming into this business from a finance and marketing background, I had many tech struggles that the community helped me with and I, in turn, started helping them understand their money/cash flow. I will share the same easy to use method I taught them!
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Nev Harris: Agency Consultant, nevharris.com
I show agency owners where the profit is hiding in their business. I went to Pitt and Duquesne, and earned an economics degree and an MBA in Finance. I’ve owned an agency the last 7 years but have always been an entrepreneur.
Deployment automation (or CI/CD) is overlooked by many agencies. This is a mistake, that can cost them money and reputation.
While CI/CD is not a silver bullet it can make your products less error-prone. In my presentation, I will explain what is CI/CD, who benefits from it and how to start implementing it.
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Maciek Palmowski: WordPress Developer, Buddy
I’m a WordPress developer working at Buddy as a WordPress Ambassador. After hours I spend most of my time trying to find interesting news for WP Owls newsletter or cycling.
The web design world is a place of limitless possibilities. As great as that is, as a web design service provider, it can be daunting and clients can expect the world of you.
If you aren’t careful, you can be stretched too thin, providing services to clients that you don’t even want to provide in the first place.
In this presentation, Hans Skillrud, former owner of a 12 person web design and software development company (and now cofounder of the Privacy Policy generator company Termageddon) will speak on why saying ‘no’ to clients oddly makes your firm more profitable while significantly reducing the risk of burnout.
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Hans Skillrud: Vice President, Termageddon
Hans Skillrud is the cofounder of Termageddon, an auto-updating Privacy Policy generator design specifically for web agencies and their clients.
With 1 out of 4 people in the U.S. living with some kind of disability, agencies must make sure their clients’ websites are accessible.
This is not simply a matter of being ADA and WCAG compliant. It is good business as web accessibility can deliver better results and enhance search engine optimization.
Join us to hear more about how web accessibility can work for your agency and your clients
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Rafi Glantz: Senior Partner Success Manager, accessiBe
Rafi Glantz Senior Partner Success Manager Rafi is one of accessiBe’s leading partners manager, helping agencies bring web accessibility to their clients.
Have you wondered why brands get involved with the WordPress project and the community and events surrounding it? It may seem obvious, but it’s not for the all the reasons you might think.
In this session, Adam Warner will share his experience representing various brands in his WordPress and web designer and developer advocacy career, the reasoning behind why they get involved with open-source software and communities, and the outcomes that community support and participation provide for both end users and the companies themselves.
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Adam W. Warner – Global Field Marketing Sr. Manager for GoDaddy Pro
Adam’s professional title is Global Field Marketing Senior Manager for GoDaddy, which basically means he runs and participates in events in the WordPress space specifically.
He is also a long-time WordPress community member. He found WordPress in 2005 and I’ve done a lot of different things with it!
It doesn’t matter whether you’re a single freelancer, or running a digital agency – everyone wants more revenue. But what if the problem isn’t getting more leads?
What if the problem is how you’re thinking about your offerings? What if a single paradigm shift will enable you to drive more revenue to the bottom line?
That’s what we’ll look at in this talk – with real-world examples of agencies that drove hundreds of thousands of dollars to their bottom line once they made the switch.
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Chris Lema – Vice President, Products & Innovation at Liquid Web & Nexcess
With more than 15 years of writing, speaking & coaching, since 2005 Chris has been working with startups, with software companies, and in the WordPress ecosystem helping teams and companies grow.
Elementor has become the leading website building platform in the last couple of years and with good reason, it provides a plethora of features to make building top quality websites a simple task.
In this talk, Ben will take you through the hidden gems and features within Elementor to not only guide you through using the platform to build better websites, but also how it can be used as a great business tool to streamline your agency workflows.
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Ben Pines – Head of Web Creator Program at Elementor
Ben is Elementor’s Evangelist and Head of Web Creator Program. Ben has been with Elementor since it’s launch, back in 2016, and is constantly thinking of new ways to empower the work of web creators from around the world.
Experts all agree that a successful project is one that is completed on time, within budget, with an end-product whose features meet the client’s business requirements, without sacrificing profit. They also agree that the major enemies to project success are always scope creep and project delays.
In this session, Beth will discuss how using a change budget along with a solid change control procedure can ensure that each and every project meets the criteria for success – on time, within budget, while retaining your project profit margin. It’s MAGIC!
Beth built her first WordPress website in 2009 for a side business, was immediately smitten, and soon began building websites for other small businesses. In 2016, after a long history as an IT Business Analyst, Instructional Designer, and Project Manager, she left the corporate world to become a full time WordPress Coach and Designer.
Soon after, while attending WordCamps and seeing how folks struggle with project management, she decided to share her knowledge to help others by forming the WP Project Manager’s Academy. She now enjoys providing real-life project management skills training to all types of WordPress practitioners (designers, developers, consultants, project managers, and agencies).
WordPress Security is a critical component in the life and work of every WordPress professional, but it’s often a confusing and difficult aspect when building a website.
Not just for you, but also for your clients. In this talk we’ll discuss strategies and tips to help you approach security within your own work, and also how to better communicate the importance of security with your clients.
Paul GoodChild is the Founder of ShieldPRO and iControlWP. As the co-founder of iControlWP, Paul’s role is lead of client relations and support. Balancing technical expertise with a user-focused perspective offers unique advantages in delivering a product and services that customers actually need.
Having recurring monthly/yearly revenue in your Agency is paramount for success. Waiting for that next big project to keep you a-float is a surefire way to either stop you from growing or at the worst you shutting your doors.
In this interview, Sam will provide some tips and advice on how to sell care plans and how to run this type of business remotely to ensure you always have the revenue to keep growing your Agency.
Sam Mulaim is an entrepreneur and the founder of FixRunner WordPress support- one of the leading support services in the industry, Prior to FixRunner Sam use to own & run over 100 affiliates sites that generated 6 figures in monthly income. You can find FixRunner here >> https://www.fixrunner.com/
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