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Making WordPress More Shareable, Sociable, and Likeable

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Summary: Slides from my presentation at Washington’s CrushIQ on how to use WordPress to push content to social networks, pull social content in to your site, encourage sharing, engage visitors, and earn fans

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Slides from my presentation at Washington’s CrushIQ on how to use WordPress to push content to social networks, pull social content in to your site, encourage sharing, engage visitors, and earn fans.

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Ben Balter

I'm Ben Balter, and I write here about product and engineering leadership, open source, and showing your work. I wrote Open and Async, the playbook for remote and distributed teams. My open source projects have hundreds of millions of downloads. Most recently I was Director of Hubber Enablement at GitHub, where I owned the internal platform 4,000+ GitHubbers use to get their work done. Before that: Chief of Staff for Security, five years running trust and safety, and GitHub's first Government Evangelist. Before GitHub: attorney, Presidential Innovation Fellow, and member of the White House's first agile development team. More about the author

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