Catch a Session

When I was at WordCamp Chicago in 2013, Brian Richards asked me if I’d be interested in giving a WordPress ‘Session.’ Since not everyone can make a WordCamp, what if there was a live, online, session they could watch to get the same information? Thus was born WPSessions!

I said yes, and months went by. Then he pinged me again, asking if I was still interested, and would I might talking about eCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads? That was new! Most people want support, community, or multisite. Since I’d recently written a book about running an ecommerce bookstore, I said yes again, and on Thursday gave a session.

If you missed it, and you probably did since I did a terrible job promoting (sorry Brian!), you can check it out at WPSessions – eCommerce for Site Owners. It’s $30 for four sessions (mine is 51 minutes long), and while my slides are online , you never get quite the same impact as seeing me give them, do you?

http://slides.halfelf.org/wpsedd/

Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

I’m Mika (aka Ipstenu) and I’m complicated. I’ve been on the net since the days of dedicated terminals and Novation CAT modems and solved Missionaries and Cannibals (or Goats and Cabbages) before I was six, and blog about WordPress and technical/computer things at Half Elf on Tech.

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