Welcome back for day 2!

Speaker Props

Don’t forget to give props the speakers!

bit.ly/WCSeaProps

Location

The Conference Center is at 8th and Pike, across from the Washington State Convention Center. Directions, transit, and parking information.

WiFi

network: WordCamp2019
pw: WPSeattle.org

Sunday Schedule

Time	Community Table Area	Tahoma 1	Tahoma 2	Tahoma 3
4:30 pm		Automating WordPress Development Chris Wiegman Favorite session: Automating WordPress Development	Small Business Search Engine Optimization Gregory Collins Favorite session: Small Business Search Engine Optimization	How To Utilize Trending Moments To Create Killer Content Desiree Johnson Favorite session: How To Utilize Trending Moments To Create Killer Content
6:00 pm		After Party Favorite session: After Party	After Party Favorite session: After Party	After Party Favorite session: After Party
9:00 am	Registration, Networking and Coffee
10:00 am	Contributor Room Favorite session: Contributor Room	Stop Guessing: Diagnosing & Fixing WordPress Performance (Workshop) Matt Kopala Favorite session: Stop Guessing: Diagnosing & Fixing WordPress Performance (Workshop)	Time Management starts with Task Management Annie LaCroix Favorite session: Time Management starts with Task Management	Hand Over the Logs and No One Gets Hurt Brett Dunst Favorite session: Hand Over the Logs and No One Gets Hurt
11:00 am	Contributor Room Favorite session: Contributor Room	Workshop Spacer	Avoiding Bloggers Block Nile Flores Favorite session: Avoiding Bloggers Block	Get More Clients Favorite session: Get More Clients
12:00 pm	Lunch
1:00 pm	Contributor Room Favorite session: Contributor Room	Using Design to Clarify Your Message: Design for Non­Designers Rhonda Negard Favorite session: Using Design to Clarify Your Message: Design for Non­Designers	It’s time you learned to use the block editor (Workshop) Kelli Wise Favorite session: It’s time you learned to use the block editor (Workshop)	Creating and Marketing your Startup with WordPress (Panel) Favorite session: Creating and Marketing your Startup with WordPress (Panel)
2:00 pm	Contributor Room Favorite session: Contributor Room	From chaos to complete, how to execute for success! Jennifer Taylor Favorite session: From chaos to complete, how to execute for success!	It’s time you learned the block editor	Let’s Build a Course! And Why You Should (Workshop) Annie Anderson Favorite session: Let’s Build a Course! And Why You Should (Workshop)
3:00 pm	Contributor Room Favorite session: Contributor Room	How To Design WordPress Themes To Increase Sales and Convert Visitors Into Customers Bruce Chamoff Favorite session: How To Design WordPress Themes To Increase Sales and Convert Visitors Into Customers	Getting Your Website Found: SEO and Beyond (Panel) Favorite session: Getting Your Website Found: SEO and Beyond (Panel)	Workshop Spacer

Contributor Track

WordPress is built by volunteers, and you can get involved and learn how to give back.

People of all skills and experience levels are welcome and needed. There are a wide variety of ways to contribute, most of which don’t require writing code.

Learn more and start contributing.

Code of Conduct

We care about creating a safe and welcoming space for everyone, so please take a moment to review our Code of Conduct.

If you notice any unwelcoming behavior, please tell an organizer (wearing yellow t-shirts), or a volunteer (white t-shirts).