This past weekend, I attended WordCamp Miami. It was the first time I had ever attended a WordCamp, but I can tell you that it won’t be the last time I attend one! I really don’t have anything negative to say about the experience. The sessions were great, the people were friendly, and the amount of information that was spewed was unmatched to anything that I’ve ever seen before. I actually chose to stay on the Social Media Track the entire day, because I felt like that was what applied most to what I do and plan to do in the future. It was a great choice, and I’ve already been able to implement several things that I learned this past weekend. If you ever have the chance to ever make it to a WordCamp, I would HIGHLY recommend that you check it out. You won’t regret, I know I didn’t!

*P.S. If you weren’t able to make it to WordCamp, here are the links to all of my notes from WordCamp Miami:

- Jim Turner’s (From Daddy Blogger to Business Blogger)

- Gary Bacon’s (The Legal Side of Blogging)

- Jess Jurick’s (Finding Your Blogging Voice)

- Brian Breslin’s (How to Make Your Blog Social)

- Angie Moncada’s (Writing For a Professional Blog)

- Tammy Hart’s (Wordpress and Working With Clients)

- Lisa D. Spark’s (The Power of Email Marketing)

- Jim Gilbert’s (Engaging and Driving Traffic With Blogs)