Working by yourself doesn’t have to mean staring at dirty dishes, or fighting with the printer. Come join us at Ideas and Coffee for high speed internet, good conversations, interesting Meetups, printers, fax machines, quiet rooms for meeting clients, and of
course, coffee.
Ideas & Coffee also has MeetUps to help grow your WordPress and other technology skills. Ask them about them at WordCamp and thank you for being a super Contributor to the WordPress community!
505 web.com – Albuquerque Web Design & Marketing Company.
Specializing in – Custom Web Design – Hosting – E-Commerce – S.E.O. – WordPress.
http://www.505web.com
505web.com is a frequent contributor to our WordPress community with WordCamp and MeetUp group participation. Say “what’s up” to them when you see them at the event, and thanks for sponsoring!
WESST is a statewide small business development and training organization committed to growing New Mexico’s economy by cultivating entrepreneurship. Founded in 1988 as a 501(c)3 non profit, WESST has nurtured the entrepreneurial dreams of thousands of New Mexicans by providing training, consulting, incubation and access to capital.
Come by WESST on Friday, September 13th for the Hackathon and kick off for WordCamp Weekend!
AIGA advances design as a professional craft, strategic advantage and vital cultural force. As the largest community of design advocates, we bring together practitioners, enthusiasts, and patrons to amplify the voice of design and create the vision for a collective future. We define global standards and ethical practices, guide design education, enhance professional development, and make powerful tools and resources accessible to all.
Give a shot out to AIGA when you see them at WordCamp and thank you for being a WordPress community contributor!
BruteProtect is a free plugin that protects WordPress from brute-force attacks by tracking and analyzing failed login attempts across a large number of sites. With over a million attacks blocked every month, BruteProtect has quickly become the most effective way to protect your website from hackers.
Look out for BruteProtect at WordCamp and give them a thank you salute for sponsoring our awesome community Camp!
We’re close to 250 Likes, which is our attendance goal for this year’s WordCamp! Tickets are selling quickly and we’d hate to make you wait another year for the next WordCamp Albuquerque.
Tickets are here and will go fast during the last days of our Countdown Week. Steal the deal and get the current rate before it goes up!
Evo (Evolution Web Development) designs and builds websites as business platforms; sites that help businesses and organizations communicate and connect with customers and prospects, and that serve business needs. Evo has a particular expertise with WordPress as a CMS.
All WordPress. All the time.
See more at: evowebdev.com
Evo is one of our rockstar WordPress community contributors. Make sure and say hello and thanks while you’re at WordCamp!
Educator
Developer, Geek Street WPTell us a bit about yourself and how you use WordPress
I am a 26 year old WordPress Developer that only takes a break for Nascar, Coca Cola and Nascar. I use WP to manage clients, supporting questions asked by clients, task management and obviously, Building terrific sites. I would learn other Content Management Systems, if clients asked. They Don’t.
What will you be speaking about?
I will be talking about the plugins that anyone can use for free to add features to any theme. These Include, but are not limited to: Contact Form 7, Lightbox Plus, and JetPack.
Who is your target audience?
The day to day WP users that want to learn about the advantages they can gain by using some of the most popular plugins.
What do you hope the WordCampers will get out of your session?
I hope that Campers will learn more about plugins and how they add something specific to their theme, site and or company blog/site.
What is your favorite WordPress Plugin?
I have two. Gravity Forms for obvious reasons, and WooCommerce. These two do something very unique. But you can combine them and make some truly awesome and powerful websites.
Do you have a WP hero?
As in one? No! I have a few! Matt Mullenweg, John Hawkins, Austin Passy, Ryan Imel, Dre Armada and Sarah Gooding.
Tell your favorite WordCamp story!
After WordCamp, WordCampes attend a social function at a local bar as long as you are of age. So Last year we went to the Freakin’ Frog and I met Mathew Prince, CEO of Cloudflare. I had a beer with Colin Lortez and consumed 3 $12 beers.
