INVITING SPEAKERS FOR WORDCAMP BHOPAL 2017
We are happy to announce that WordCamp Bhopal 2017 is now accepting speaker applications for the event.
Everyone from developers, designers, business owners to bloggers, interested in sharing their knowledge, experience, stories, passion, and skills for the WordPress Community can share their session ideas.
We are looking for dynamic and versatile speakers and look forward to hearing your story. Speakers can talk about how they used WordPress to develop an online business, develop advanced plugins, tell stories about all things WordPress. We encourage new speakers for the event so don’t hesitate to apply.
Some Ground Rules!
- Ideally, your session should not be more than 20 minutes long and an additional 10 minutes for Q&A.
- The topics can be related to core development & design through WordPress or business-related topics like Digital Marketing etc which may help in promoting the business of WordPress users & developers.
- If you have multiple session suggestions, please apply multiple times.
- Submit the session, presentation & deliverables link details well in advance for the review purposes.
- Speakers are also volunteers. Everyone is treated equally at WordCamp, so speakers will receive the same treatment as others.
- Speakers are not paid to speak at WordCamp, nor their session is meant to promote their product/services or themselves. The aim is to share their knowledge with the community at large.
- If you’re selling any WordPress-related products then they should be 100% GPL, in order to apply.
- All the sessions at WordCamp will be recorded and they will be published online. By applying to speak, you agree that WordPress Foundation has the right and permission to use and publish such media — which may include your name, likeness, voice, city/state of residence, or photograph — for any purpose in any format, online (including, but not limited to, wordpress.tv and wordcamp.org) and/or offline, now and hereafter without further compensation, permission, or notification.
Call for Speakers is now closed