Atlanta WordPress Meetups<\/a> are\u00a0a great\u00a0place to learn about all\u00a0things WordPress, share business challenges\u00a0with colleagues, and stretch your brain.<\/p>\n The Meetup organizers\u00a0themselves are as diverse as the WordPress Community, with backgrounds in: blogging, technical support, photography, WordPress plugin development, WordPress theme development, web design, teaching, freelancing, and more. With our\u00a0combined skills we\u00a0are\u00a0able to assist every attendee in need of some\u00a0WordPress help.<\/p>\n If you plan to attend a WordPress Meetup, here\u00a0are some tips to help you make the most of your experience:<\/p>\n You should feel comfortable asking any question you like at a Meetup. We cater to users of all skill levels. If you have a question about your site that you do not know how to solve, don’t hesitate to ask us for help! At the Meetup, there is no such thing as a dumb question.<\/p>\n Not every member of the Meetup will have all the answers, but we know how to tap each other on the shoulder to ask for help. We’re comfortable combining our expertise to find that tough solution. Many of the volunteers also know a lot of people within the WordPress Community, and we aren’t above chasing people down to get you some outside help.<\/p>\n My favorite thing about volunteering in the WordPress community\u00a0is hearing how different people use WordPress. Hearing how you use WordPress can sometimes help us better understand your question or problem, so please share!<\/p>\n If you overhear someone talking about problems with their site or questions they have about WordPress, refer them to us! You may not have any questions yourself, but maybe you have someone who needs help, but is too afraid to ask. Drag them to a Meetup\u00a0so they can get some help!<\/p>\n Some problems can only be solved with long term solutions, i.e. developing a new site, changing the design of your site, etc. While you can get some great advice from the Meetup, and we will be as hands on as possible, the Meetup isn’t a good place for new\u00a0design or development. It also may not be the best place for an urgent issue. For example if your site is down it might be a simple fix, but there might be more involved than our volunteers can fix then and there. But if\u00a0you need assistance with a long-term solution and we can’t fix it, we will do our best to connect you with someone who can help.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Atlanta WordPress Meetups are\u00a0a great\u00a0place to learn about all\u00a0things WordPress, share business challenges\u00a0with colleagues, and stretch your brain. The Meetup organizers\u00a0themselves are as diverse as the WordPress Community, with backgrounds in: blogging, technical support, photography, WordPress plugin development, WordPress theme development, web design, teaching, freelancing, and more. With our\u00a0combined skills we\u00a0are\u00a0able to assist every attendee … Continue reading WordPress Atlanta. There is no such thing as a “dumb question.”<\/h3>\n
We may not have all the answers, but we know someone who does.<\/h3>\n
Don’t hesitate to share your story.<\/h3>\n
Bring your friends.<\/h3>\n
No problem is too small, but some solutions may be too big.<\/h3>\n
A Growing Community.<\/span>