What we're about

The Seattle WordPress Community is a place for designers, developers and bloggers throughout the Puget Sound region. Our community is friendly, welcoming and a great way to learn about WordPress, develop a new business, find help with a project and lots more.

In addition to our Meetups you can learn about our WordCamp conference at https://www.wpseattle.org.

If you want to chat with other community members, please check out our Slack channel at https://wpseattleslack.wordpress.com/ or our Facebook Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/WPSeattle.

Finally, if you want to stay updated on our community, please subscribe to our newsletter at https://wpseattle.org/newsletter/ or check out our website at https://www.wpseattle.org.

Thanks,
Seattle WordPress Community Organizers

WordPress Global Community Sponsors help fund WordPress Meetup groups and WordCamps around the world. Thank you to WordPress.com, WooCommerce, Jetpack, Nexcess, Bluehost, and Weglot, for their support!

Upcoming events (4+)

WP Freelancers Meetup

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Do you make your living using WordPress to create websites for other people’s businesses? This new Meetup is for you! We are not about themes or plugins, rather we'll talk about aspects of having a freelance business based in WP. We’ll discuss the successes and challenges of running a small business, share stories, ask questions, share tools & resources, brainstorm ideas and generally create community for those of us who typically work in isolation.

We normally meet on the first Thursday of each month from 10-noon at the Wallingford Good Shepherd Center, Room 221. It’s not far from the freeway and has free parking. We will be meeting virtually for the forseeable future.

PS – Please note that this Meetup is specifically for those with a freelance business that relies on WordPress and not intended for those who have their business website made in WordPress. There are many other Meetups for WordPress users.

Use this link to join the Seattle WP Slack Group (https://wpseattleslack.wordpress.com/) and then you can interact with the group in the Business Channel. We post all our Freelancer minutes on our website at: https://wpseattle.org/category/freelancers-meetup/

Please join our new FaceBook Group as well: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wpseattle

WordPress Developer Meetup: Topic TBD

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6:00pm: Welcome
6:05pm: Introductions/Ice-Breaker
6:15pm: Spotlight Presentation
6:30pm: Topic TBD
6:55pm: Wrap-up

Meeting will be in Zoom. A link will be in the Meetup event once you RSVP.

All are welcome to attend but please note: we do have a tendency to talk about some technical/developer topics. If you are looking for some less developer-focused topics, you may want to attend one of our many other Meetups each month.

Seattle WordPress Meetup

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The Seattle WordPress Meetup Group is for any WordPress user – new or experienced – who wants to learn more about WordPress, network with other users and developers, and discuss all things WordPress.
This group is focused on people in Seattle and the surrounding Puget Sound region.

We are open to all WordPress users such as:
• Beginners or people who are not familiar with WordPress
• People using WordPress for their business and websites
• More experienced users who want to do more with WordPress
• Technical-minded developers, designers, and freelancers

We would love for you to be a part of our welcoming, active and enthusiastic group. Please join us and come to the next event!

WordPress Global Community Sponsors help fund WordPress Meetup groups and WordCamps around the world. Thank you to WordPress.com, WooCommerce, Jetpack, Nexcess, Bluehost, and Weglot, for their support!

Virtual: WordPress Fundamentals

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Are you new to WordPress? A non-dev not sure where to start or stuck on a problem? Come get an introduction to WordPress and get some questions answered. We can help you figure out the difference between pages and posts, plugins and themes, or WordPress.com and WordPress.org.

Past events (602)

Seattle WordPress Meetup

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