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Meet the Speaker: Anju Abhilash

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Anju is a Trainer and Content Developer who helps companies to build state and shape their brand by excellent content creation. She has also been a yardstick of software quality as QA, to increase the value of software product. Anju has educated and discovered knowledge for more than six years by understanding it as a Software Trainer Specialist. Being in IT industry for over a decade she acquires comprehensive expertise in handling demanding clients. She enjoys being an IT professional and glad to be a sports fanatic.

At WordCamp Nagpur, Anju will share with us the guidelines to improve understanding on your Target Audience through your WordPress website.

The most successful content is the kind that meets a specific need. If you wanna catch a deer or a fish the bait will be different. But how do you know what bait you need to use unless you know who your market is? Who is your audience? What their pains? Anju will answer all your questions about your target audience.

You can connect with her on twitter @anjuabhilash02.

Meet the Speaker: Gaurav Srivastava

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Gaurav is Digital Marketer based in Raebareli, Uttar Pradesh. He has been using WordPress for past few years and has followed the journey from blogger to WordPress Customizer. He loves to mingle around content in Hindi. He is known for TED Translation and Digital Marketing in Hindi.

At WordCamp Nagpur, Gaurav will share insights of Multilingual Website.

In his session, Gaurav will share the importance of having your site Multilingual, and He will be discussing Why having a website in the local language is essential, how language is one’s identity, and he can communicate better in his native language resulting in better user experience.

How you can have a site in multiple languages, discussing multilingual plugins. Comparing few famous once and quick demo on how to use them.

You can connect with him on twitter @digitalgauravdm.

How WordCamp Nagpur 2018 is different than 2017

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WordCamp is Casual gathering for WordPress Users. Every WordCamp is different and has its charm. We don’t need to compare it with another camp in Country. But for Local Organizing Team there always scope for better organising and management in the Second version of camp in the city.

So while we were planning 2018 WordCamp, We intended not to repeat the mistakes we made last year and Some new experiments as follows.

1. ONE Day Camp with Three Tracks
This year, we compressed the schedule to One day, adding one more track to the Camp making room for more knowledge sharing.

2. Tracks have no name
Last year, we had Developer Track, and User Track and people remained on the chair. We want you to move, network, interact. This year, topics will be moving from Room 1 to Room 2 to Room 3., so if you’re going to Attend Dev topics, you are not playing Game of Thrones, move to another room.

3. We don’t have Repeat Speakers
Speaking at WordCamp is Completely voluntary. Last year we had a great line up of speakers sharing knowledge and experiences. This year we have All new Faces to communicate and learn from them. Some of the last year speakers will be at Camp helping Nagpur community.

4. We have Help Desk at Nagpur
Help Desk, known as Happiness bar in most of WordCamp. Help Desk will be in Networking Area of WordCamp Nagpur. If you have any query regarding your Blog, Site, Theme, Plugin, then WordCamp Helpdesk is the place you are looking.

5. Introducing Birds of Feather – BoF
Some topics usually get boring when the Panel discussion goes haywire. So we planned to have All of you in one Room with a Moderator and have a friendly conversation on it. Throw your queries, and you have a person next to you to respond it.

6. Networking Area just got Bigger
We got a significantly big networking area between Room 1, Room 2, Room 3 and Food area. Which includes sponsor desk, Networking tables, and fantastic Photobooth with some amazing contest to win.

We are excited to host WordCamp Nagpur 2018, let us know what you think about this plan. If you haven’t grabbed your ticket, we got some discounts too.

Meet the Speaker: M Asif Rahman

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Asif has been a long time WordPress enthusiast, serial entrepreneur and technology evangelist. He is the CEO of a prominent WordPress product company called weDevs. And Founder of ARCom, Alo Ventures, WPDeveloper.net etc. A veteran of WordCamps, Asif has appeared in more than 80 WordCamps around the world. He mostly lives in Orlando, Florida, Originally from Bangladesh. Asif’s company has launched dozens of plugins, with both free and premium add-ons/versions. Dokan – Multivendor Marketplace is one amongst them.

At WordCamp Nagpur, Asif will share about taking eCommerce store to the next level with WordPress.

If you are already running store or just planning to set up one for your next Big Idea, And visualising about the orders, breakeven point and profitability. Then you should not miss this session.

Asif will go through what Team WeDevs learnt powering tens of thousands of E-commerce platform, how Analytics is essential, how paid media and organic social media plays a role in the content marketing plan, How Bots and Machine learning is utilised to drive sales!

You can connect with him on twitter @asif2bd.

Early Birds discount is over! But we have some Discounts available.

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Bulk discount
Please get in touch with us at nagpur@wordcamp.org if you’d like to buy more than ten tickets together. We’ll be able to give you an additional 10% discount via a coupon specially created for you.

Special Group discount
We have created the discount code for Special Groups to encourage and accommodate everyone in the community.

For students, senior citizen, defence and security personnel there is 40% discount available.

Use Coupon: WCNGPSPECIAL

Please carry ID Proof to validate the coupon at registration counters on conference day. If anyone fails to provide ID, entry to the conference will refuse.