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EP35 – Your 1st #WordCamp talk – What to know to share your Passion of #WordPress – WPblab
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251 responses to “EP35 – Your 1st #WordCamp talk – What to know to share your Passion of #WordPress – WPblab”
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@Stegosource awesome! so this is going to come in quite handy for you then.
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This is too perfect. Im a backup presenter for WCOC and if I get to, I will be giving my first Wordcamp presentation 😀
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@Stegosource yay
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For sure. Iva got some dinner plans to work around, but it’s on the calendar.
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I told a friend to watch cause she’ll also be a first time presenter in WC Montreal.
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@jpurpleman cool
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experiencing weird speed issues in the tucker household
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hey all
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@kevinwhoffman hey Kevin!
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hmm.. this should be fun
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@YouTooCanBeGuru hey… can you join?
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good evening everyone ;c )
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@jasontucket Tell people to stop the downloading
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We hear you both
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you both sound fine
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#swag
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Doot doot doot!
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@jasontucker It’s a little grainy, but totally sweet.
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Bridget looks great. #balance
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I am trying to find an animated paypal donation process graphic… hehehe talk about random crazy searches
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Hahahaha
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Awesome
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Thanks anyone 😀
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I mean EVERYONE
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duh
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liar
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Hey hey hey!!! 😀
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I definitely need a few killer topics to pitch for #wcphx 2016 😀 Since I’m potentially not actually going to be in the the inside during speaker selection 😉
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Completely agree with you @YouTooCanBeGuru I am seriously having problems finishing my own website lol because I do it ALL DAY for other people 😉
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@YouTooCanBeGuru You would totally rock that topic!
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@YouTooCanBeGuru *picks up mic, hands it back*
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@AdamThomson lol
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@hallwaytrack
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@jasontucker They make money from the residuals of a WordCamp talk.
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cough yep cough
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Having just submitted to WCPGH, there was an ambiguous text field and it was kind of open.
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Wise advice from an organizer.
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Woot Woot!
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@kevinwhoffman be interesting and provide an outline or a compelling case for why other people definitely need to hear what you have to say
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Make the blurb focus on what the attendee will get out of it. What will they learn that will be useful for their project.
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Concise
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Devin made a great post about this subject: http://wordimpress.com/apply-speak-wordcamp/
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lol
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I haven’t spoken before, and have a nice idea for a talk, but I’m nervous about not being able to answer questions from the crowd after I’m done….:/
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ha!
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if you go to this link: https://wordpress.tv/event/wordcamp-europe-2016/ The tags on the right sidebar is related to all the WC talks.
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@emanweb ooo tagbait!
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@jasontucker https://getspeak.in/ GET SPEAKING!
encouraging new public speakers -
It wasn’t quite clear whether I was convincing them based strictly on the topic choice, or if I was expected to sell them on the specifics of my talk.
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Ask the orgs what they’re looking for if they just leave the speaker submission completely open
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