Dallas/Fort Worth WordPress Meetup

March DFWWP:Christopher Gronlund, The Benefits of Sequential Content

March 26, 2011 · 4:00 PM
The Art Institute of Dallas

There's a reason the TV show LOST hooked people: it was an ongoing story that left viewers feeling like they had to know what happened next. For centuries, sequential content has kept readers, listeners, and viewers coming back for more. Christopher Gronlund will discuss ways you can use WordPress and sequential content to keep people coming back to your online content. No matter what you're doing online, sequential content can increase traffic to your site—Christopher will show you how.

Christopher Gronlund helps and entertains people by moving words around pages and screens. His writing has appeared in newspapers, magazines, comic books, and the Web.

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Christopher Gronlund

For those who missed the presentation, you can view it online here: http://www.christophergronlund....

0 · April 6, 2011
Peter Wood

We need people like Chris Gronlund. People who love what they do. In his case write. People who can talk it. People who don't make us feel stupid. Chris shows you the way. Cheers. Peter.

0 · March 27, 2011
Cam Swegman

I loved this presentation! Christopher is so creative and inspiring. I had a million ideas zinging through my brain before he was even halfway done.

0 · March 27, 2011
Dennis Foreman

Good networking, good speaker and a good meeting day and time for me.

0 · March 27, 2011
Michael Johnstone

Good presentation and it's always good to spend time with DFWWP.

0 · March 27, 2011
Christopher Gronlund

I'm sharing my thoughts about Tony and the attendees, since I was the speaker.

First, thank you for Tony for the opportunity to speak to the group. I highly encourage anybody with an idea for a topic to put it together and pitch it to Tony. It's been clear since the first meetup that Tony is very organized and easy to work with. As a speaker, he's just as organized and friendly.

The group. I've also been impressed with the wide variety of backgrounds and knowledge in the Meetup group. I'm not sure I've heard a question go unanswered or seen somebody in need of help turned away. As a speaker, it was great to hear that what I put together helped people. Thank you to everybody who came out, listened, and asked questions and chatted when it was all done.

See everybody next month for AJ's talk!

0 · March 27, 2011
A former member

It was: To be continued.

I think I learned a lot.

0 · March 27, 2011
Howard Harkness

Good speaker! Topic was engaging, and important. Several actionable items to try out on my own blogs.

0 · March 27, 2011
Edgar

Awesome presenation! I learned a lot. Also, for those that missed the presentation you can check out his slides here - http://slidesha.re/organizedcon...

0 · March 26, 2011
Edgar

You can get Chris Gronlund's slideshare presentation here: http://slidesha.re/organizedcon...

0 · March 26, 2011
Tony Cecala

Super! Will be great to see you Mark.

0 · March 25, 2011
Edgar

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1 · March 24, 2011
Christopher Gronlund

Thanks, Mark. Sorry to hear you won't be there.

I posted a little more information about the presentation here last night: http://goo.gl/KVab4

0 · March 23, 2011
Mari Davis

Duh! Now I really feel stupid. The room number is on this page. Duh!

0 · March 23, 2011
Mari Davis

This is my first meet up and I'm excited. I only one question - where exactly at the Art Institute do we meet? Room number? floor? Sorry I really sound lost. Or did I miss it in the email confirmation I received?

0 · March 23, 2011
Tony Cecala

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0 · March 22, 2011
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0 · March 2, 2011