How to Give an Epic WordCamp Talk

You know that iThemes makes plugins and themes but did you also know we participate in WordCamps? Most of the iThemes team has presented at a WordCamp or Meetup including several dedicated speakers. We believe one of the best ways to engage in the WordPress community is by presenting helpful, actionable information to those who will listen.

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You know that iThemes makes plugins and themes but did you also know we participate in WordCamps? Most of the iThemes team has presented at a WordCamp or Meetup including several dedicated speakers. We believe one of the best ways to engage in the WordPress community is by presenting helpful, actionable information to those who will listen. Everyone has something useful to share and we want to help you get your message out. Fresh off his Keynote at WordCamp DFW, Cory has some great tips for those thinking of giving a WordCamp or Meetup presentation.

Part One: How to Give an Epic WordCamp Talk

Cory’s slides: Tips for Giving an Epic WordCamp Talk

Highlights from Cory’s Session:

  • Don’t talk to strangers (know your audience)
  • Move people (get them from point A to point B)
  • Practice, practice, practice (for different people + blogs)
  • How to prepare (from inception to delivery)
  • Catch the entire replay to get even more tips!

Part Two: How to Give an Epic WordCamp Talk

Benjamin’s slides: Tips for Giving a Memorable Presentation
To watch Benjamin’s session, start the player at the 1:01:40 mark.

Highlights from Benjamin’s Session:

  • Apply these tips when talking to clients as well as WordCamps/Meetups
  • Benjamin likes to impress people (and win speaking championships) with fire
  • Capture the Idea
  • Construct your Talk
  • Connect with the Audience
  • Continue the Conversation
Do you have tips to share with us for those giving WordCamp or Meetup presentations? We want to know what YOU think. Are you presenting soon? We want to help make it awesome! Just send me a quick email – [email protected] and let’s start the conversation.