WordCamp Cape Town 2013 will be the fourth WordCamp that our beautiful city has hosted and this one promises to be the hottest one yet. On 7 November 2013, 400 local WordPress fans will descend on Cape Town Stadium for a day of WordPress inspiration and community.
The talks at this year’s WordCamp will be focussed around ‘The Business of WordPress’ and we’ll be hearing from a number of individuals who have set up successful businesses and communities on WordPress. Our speakers are a selection of the top names in the WordPress community at the moment and every talk promises to inspire you to do even more with WordPress.
On top of the amazing talks itself, attendees at WordCamp Cape Town will be entertained by our fantastic MCs, receive a free camp shirt manufactured by Springleap, drink coffee brewed by Rosetta Roastery, have a chance to give something back to the community, and attend an epic after party– all in the most prestigious venue  that Cape Town has to offer.
Check out the folks who attended 🇿🇦 WordCamp Cape Town 2013:
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