John is such a great presenter. He touched on the why and in depth on the how of WordPress.
If you're not attending these free monthly training sessions... your loss!
John Ford is arguably one of the best in his industry. His knowledge of WordPress - and a myriad of other related topics - is impressive. John's ability to speak to the range of attendees keeps everyone coming back for more, as you're guaranteed to learn something new each month.
Good information, good presentation. Could have gone more quickly if installation files were put in place ahead of time. John is a wealth of information.
Great presentation! It really served to do something for me that I cannot do easily by myself: identify my weak areas in Wordpress mastery. Best deal in town.
Not enough time; however, John covered quite a bit for the crowd that was a mix of folks who needed the in depth info and a few that should have attended the previous meeting.
The presenter was sincere and no doubt tried to make a presentation that would be of interest a wide range of attendees including very technical people.
I had heard that WordPress was easy. The presentation made it appear very difficult.
Most of the presentation was incomprehensible to me. And this is from someone who has been on the internet for two decades. -- I don't know Unix and my initial understanding of WordPress is that it was meant for non-techies and that you don't need to understand Unix to use it. Maybe WordPress IS that difficult. If so, then you could say the presentation was good.
I found the presentation depressing and am now looking for another solution.
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