If you’re just tuning in, WordCamp SF 2013 is getting close — here’s a snapshot of where planning stands:
- Speaker applications are now closed! Thanks to everyone who applied, and to those of you who took the time to respond to our survey on your favorite conference speakers. Once selected, we’ll be inviting speakers to post here with more detail on their sessions, so keep an eye out.
- Sponsorships are still available! There are still plenty of sponsorships up for grabs, and the $200 microsponsorships — a great way for freelancers, smaller development shops, and WordPress fans to give a little more back to the WordPress community — will be on sale with General Admission ticketing. Check out all the sponsorship options.
- Tickets go on sale in 14 days! Tickets will be on sale starting May 23, so mark your calendars.
- RSVP for the San Francisco WordPress 10th Anniversary shindig! Join us as we celebrate 10 years of the best CMS on the internet, and look forward to the next 10. (Okay, maybe we’re a little biased) Full details and RSVP link here.
If that’s not enough to whet your WordCamp whistle, check out these photos from 2012. Don’t you want to be in on the fun? We thought so. Can’t wait to see you all there.
Novice question: Do tickets generally sell out within the hour, day, or week of?
Hi Ambreen, Thanks for your question. Tickets generally do sell pretty quickly and I don’t want to make any promises about how long they’ll last. I would imagine they’ll sell out within a couple days, though it could be one day or a couple weeks. If you can, I would recommend getting your ticket within 24 hours.