SEO for WordPress
A lightning talk covering SEO for WordPress.
Use WordPress to Find Clients
Rob Cubbon discusses how he uses WordPress to find clients.
Handling User Generated Content in WordPress
Getting lots of content into a site can increase the scope of the site, user engagement, and maybe ad revenue too. So why not get your visitors to add content for you? This brief talk shows how you can do that without giving everyone a login to the admin area.
WordPress Security
The recent HeartBleed vulnerability has brought web security into the mainstream news recently. This talk will cover some aspects of web security from a WordPress perspective and talk about some things you can do to make your sites more secure.
Let’s move it!
Migrating WordPress sites, from server to server, or from domain to domain, is a remarkably fraught experience. There are a few ways to do this painlessly. In this talk I give a rundown on the ways to move WordPress websites around, where it all goes horribly wrong, and how to make sure you don’t lose …
Tips and tricks for using WordPress as an application platform
Dan Westall (http://www.dan-westall.co.uk/) will share tips and tricks for using WordPress for application prototyping, covering recommended plugins and some tricks that he’s found along the way.
Google Publisher Plugin
Michael Smith will be discussing the Google Publish WordPress Plugin.
WordPress Sites for Academics
WordPress sites for Academics – how us geeks can help and assist non-geeks to use WordPress
Writing blogs and articles – lessons from writing for newspapers
Peter Curtain gives a talk on writing blogs and articles, his lessons from writing for newspapers.
