The Verbal Remedy website has WordPress at its heart. With up to 50 blog post submissions per month on everything from feminism to sexual health, we need a theme that gives our words the impact they deserve and a dashboard that means we can create posts effectively as a remote editorial team.<\/p>\n
As Verbal Remedy’s founder I’ve watched the platform grow over the past four years from a tiny Tumblr site to a fully integrated WordPress creation with a strong presence in the North East of England. I’d love to be able to share what I’ve learnt along the way.<\/p>\n
I’ll talk about:
\n– Why we chose WordPress for our website
\n– How starting a blog can create social change
\n– How to handle tough issues when blogging
\n– How your blog can create a buzz offline, too<\/p>\n
Intended audience types:<\/strong> Community<\/p>\n Intended audience expertise:<\/strong> Beginner<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Verbal Remedy website has WordPress at its heart. With up to 50 blog post submissions per month on everything from feminism to sexual health, we need a theme that gives our words the impact they deserve and a dashboard … Continue reading Opening keynote: Using WordPress to create social change<\/span>