Posted at November 23, 2015 at 9:17 pm
InterServer is proud to have sponsored WordCamp NYC 2015. The WordCamp conferences are unique in that they are all locally organized and cover a wide range of WordPress related topics. This local forum allows experts the ability to provide invaluable information and networking opportunities to designers, developers, business owners, and bloggers. The team at interServer was elated to have the opportunity support the WordPress community through our sponsorship of the event.
The conference took place from October 30th to November 1st, 2015 at the New York Marriott located at the Brooklyn Bridge which was widely recognized as a huge success.
The Halloween themed event was a great gathering for the community it was educational and informative while creating a fun and festive environment for everyone in attendance. We were especially impressed with this year’s lineup of presenters, all of whom we found to be enlightening. Whether newer users or seasoned WordPress experts, everyone benefited from this event
Some Fun Facts:
Several attendees asked us what compelled us to partake in WordCamp NYC and the answer was pretty simple our customers! At InterServer we help thousands of users set up their WordPress sites and keep them up and running smoothly 24 hours a day. We always take cues from our customers and when we received feedback that we should look into this sponsorship based upon our offering of fully managed WordPress hosting, we agreed and began our quest to join in on the fun.
Finally, from the entire team here at InterServer we would like to thank WordCamp NYC 2015 for the opportunity to sponsor such an exciting event. We would also like to thank all the speakers and presenters who shared their learnings and findings with all in attendance. We’re looking forward to next year’s conference and will continue to seek more sponsorships that will support the community.
Next up WordCamp U.S.A. in Philadelphia on 12/4/15 thru 12/6/15 see you there!
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What Does This Integration Mean?
The integration of the InterServer API into Tenantos streamlines […]
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Let’s Encrypt provides free SSL/TLS certificates, […]
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Posted at October 24, 2024 at 1:42 pm by Michael Lavrik
If you’re a GoDaddy customer relying on a dedicated server, you’ve probably seen the recent news—GoDaddy is retiring all dedicated servers and migrating users to Virtual Private Servers (VPS). This move has raised questions for businesses that depend on the performance and security of dedicated servers. So, what’s happening, and what should you do next?
Understanding GoDaddy’s Decision
