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WordCamp Sydney would like to thank our Global Gold sponsor, WPBeginner! At WPBeginner, we provide cutting-edge, helpful WordPress tutorials that are easy to understand for small businesses, bloggers, and non-techy WordPress website owners. Since 2009, our free WordPress video courses and tutorials are watched by over 56 millions WordPress users worldwide. Whether you’re looking to…

WordPress Sydney would like to thank of Global Gold sponsor, Woo! Woo is the leading open-source ecommerce platform, powering 31.4% of the top million online stores.* Built on WordPress, Woo empowers anyone, anywhere, to sell anything with truly unlimited extensibility, flexibility, and control over how they build and evolve their business. * StoreLeads, StoreLeads.app, January…

WordCamp Sydney would like to thank our Global Gold sponsor, Jetpack! Safer, faster WordPress. Jetpack is a powerful collection of security and performance tools made for WordPress sites by the WordPress experts. Proven security tools keep your site backed up, online, and hack-free. Fast-loading pages mean happier visitors. Everything in a single package — so…

WordCamp Sydney would like to thank our Global Gold sponsor GoDaddy! At GoDaddy, our mission is to empower a worldwide community of entrepreneurs by giving them all the help and tools they need to grow online — including a simpler, safer WordPress experience.  We champion our Makers of the Web by delivering a suite of WordPress solutions that enable fast and easy setup and then enables users to harness all the…

WordCamp Sydney would like to thank our event sponsor, Bluehost. Bluehost has been a WordPress partner since 2005, and powers over 2 million websites across the world with reliable hosting and personalized guidance. By leveraging the power of WordPress, Bluehost provides the fast website creation methods coupled with intuitive management tools. From secure automated WordPress…

WordCamp Sydney would like to thank our event sponsor, Linux Australia. Linux Australia is the peak body for Australian Open-Source communities. It represents approximately 5,000 Australian users and developers of Free Software and Open Technologies and facilitates internationally renowned events, including Everything Open.