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-Jackie Levi (@ jackomo) December 5, 2015, the third reason is one of the biggest benefits gained in this activity. Wcus gives us the opportunity to talk to all kinds of people. We had a conversation with happy woocommerce users who just wanted to know what would happen next. We heard the story of a successful shopkeeper who wanted nothing but to share his story. I explained the benefits of woocommerce to people who had never used it.
Wcus is WordPress users, developers and enthusiasts at all technical levels for learning, teaching and help. Whenever we pass by, it’s surprising to see how busy the happiness bar is. Generally speaking, it’s best to hear a lot of questions about WordPress, woodcommerce and WordPress e-commerce. It was an amazing experience in general, and we shouldn’t miss it. Specimens of outstanding people seeking guidance and advice during the event. (photo: Seth Venus) weekend gags# Photos posted on wcus Wordcamp us (@ Wordcamp) at 12:58 p.m. on December 4, 2015 (Pacific Standard Time)
It’s not that we spent all our time in Philly talking about the benefits of woocommerce. We’re a little interesting, too. Many wcus supporters presented brand decoration, which was very popular. Godaddy’s wapuu challenge coin is particularly popular (scream when there are black coins, you lucky guy!) We also heard a lot of cheers and praise for our own prizes. There are new woo stickers and wcus special T-shirts with happy Hiro and his flag. We divided this limited edition T-shirt into a bundle. What is most often praised? \
The kindest chocolate booth in the village@ wcus @wooCommerce @WordCampUS pic. twitter. COM \/ mwzxxokw7f Aviva Pinkas (@ in_a_pinch) on December 5, 2015, we even saw the creation of booths in a short section of the regional news. I’m Michael T. I hope the photographer won’t shoot me. I look busy when I chew a chocolate to adjust my shirt. You can view the entire clip here. Today is the regional news, tomorrow is the world news. While we were away from the booth, Patrick also gave an e-commerce speech for WordPress.
This is another gr8 day for @ bftrick to talk about e-commerce on #wcus. pic. twitter. COM \/ x0neg0ufhj Adam silver (@ heyadamsilver) on December 5, 2015, some of our team members and colleagues at automatians decided to volunteer for various roles during the event rather than deploying employees on the booth. Provide badges for participants, take them to their rooms, act as doormen, turn microphones back and forth during Q & A sessions, and accumulate tens of miles on Fitbit. It was a meaningful experience for many people of Woo and automatic team to volunteer. Maria, who brings a dazzling smile as usual! (picture: Seth Goldstein) outside the event, we wandered the streets of Philadelphia, (many) can get rid of the problem. We stuffed ourselves with authentic snacks, had dinner and drinks at the local bar, bowled at the official after party and the huge connect four
I enjoy it. We also went to the appropriately busy Christmas villa. I’m happy to see people who are not Pennsylvania respond to all regional events and change the pronunciation of city names.
Bar automatic word! wcus #wordpress woo pic. twitter. COM \/ zdvpfcypi Jenny hooks (@ happymattic) last great thing on December 5, 2015. At the end of the event, in Matt Mullenweg’s state of the word speech (if it didn’t happen, you can see it here), Senator Wu announced December 5, 2015 as WordPress day in Philadelphia. Woo! December 5, 2015 will be WordPress day in Philadelphia. (photo: wpengine) having software that supports 25% of the Internet is already a big deal, but having a formal day is also quite sweet. The lessons learned from wcus are difficult to compress everything we have experienced and learned in Wordcamp us into a few words. Each of us takes different things according to our role (volunteer, employee, speaker or whatever in between). I personally spent 1:1 hours with woocomerce users who came to our booth. It was really a valuable time. Whether they visit simply to say \
