We asked our speaker Claire Savage, from Claire Savage Editorial, a few questions about WordPress and WordCamps.<\/p>\n
How are you currently using WordPress?<\/strong> What role are you using WordPress as?<\/strong> What excites you most about WordPress?<\/strong> Would you consider yourself to be active within the WordPress Community?<\/strong> How do you think we can improve the WordPress community in Northern Ireland?<\/strong> What made you want to get involved with WordCamp Belfast?<\/strong> What are you most looking forward to at WordCamp Belfast?<\/strong> We asked our speaker Claire Savage, from Claire Savage Editorial, a few questions about WordPress and WordCamps. How are you currently using WordPress? My copywriting business website runs on WordPress, and I also manage a separate creative writing WordPress blog, … Continue reading Speaker Focus: Claire Savage<\/span>
\nMy copywriting business website runs on WordPress, and I also manage a separate creative writing WordPress blog, which focuses on my prose and poetry work.<\/p>\n
\nAs a business and author, I’m using it to promote my brand and to engage with other WordPress users.<\/p>\n
\nThe fact that it’s pretty straightforward to use – even the non-techy people can manage it! It’s great to be able to have complete control over the content you create.<\/p>\n
\nYes, in that I blog very regularly and follow and comment on other blogs, but I haven’t attended any WordPress meet-ups or WordCamps.<\/p>\n
\nHave groups outside Belfast. Main reason I’ve never been to a meet-up is the travelling involved…<\/p>\n
\nI wanted to highlight the importance of creating good written content on blogs and websites, as writing often gets overlooked in favour of design.<\/p>\n
\nMeeting new WordPress users and picking up some new tips on how to use WordPress.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"