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How to purchase and set up a WordPress Template

How to purchase and set up a WordPress Template.

Speaker: Ashley Thorpe

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  • Ashley Thorpe

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Shelly Peacock

Shelly Peacock, @Spinbird, has been in sales and graphic design since 2001, moving focus to include Social Media Management in 2007. She built her first WordPress site in 2009- as a way to make her designs “do stuff”, and as a portfolio for her art business. Shucked it all to run The SpinBird Group, a WordPress consulting and design business. She likes short walks on the beach, cabanas, and shooting opossums off her back deck with her shotgun. Mantra: Life is short- GET #FIERCE WITH IT.

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Kevin Dees

Howdy, I’m Kevin Dees. I’m the founder of Robojuice. It is a web strategy company focused on delivering a refined experience to partners. I’m also the creator of TypeRocket for WordPress. TypeRocket was created to help developers as designers of WordPress sites build beautiful custom sites with less code. I have been blogging since 2009 on various sites. I was a host of the SitePoint podcast for their last year on air from episode 140 – 192. I was also the cohost of the Web Weekly podcast which started in July 2010 and aired close to 100 episodes.</

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Aaron Alexander

I’m the Owner and Lead Developer of a development company here in Wilmington that’s currently going through a reorganization from Just Code LLC to Peloton Development Company. I’ve mostly worked as a contractor for marketing and creative agencies over the years building websites and applications. The majority of my work over the last six years has been in the employment/recruitment space using various APIs to connect the right job seekers with the right employers. Our team currently does a lot of WordPress development for commercial real estate companies and have dabbled in plugin development for internal use only.

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