Linda is the founder and president of Definitive Medical Marketing. She started the company 11 years ago offering only video production. Today they are a complete medical marketing company offering website development (WordPress sites only), responsive design, SEO, social media, Eblast newsletter design and delivery, custom blog entries, pay per click campaigns, logo design, and all types of print collateral, reputation management, monthly analytics showing progress of the web sites and video production including TV commercials. She has very little time to do anything but to work on growing Definitive Medical Marketing but if there’s a minute to spare she’s a Master Gardener and loves growing just about anything.

WCATL 2015 Session – Video Marketing: YouTube

YouTube is now the 2nd largest Search engine after Google and the preferred way the younger generation likes to receive their information. Video should be incorporated into your website development and SEO strategy.

Heather Solos has been blogging since 2004, professionally since 2006. Coincidentally this is when she made the switch to WordPress and she hasn’t looked back. She runs Home-Ec101.com in her spare time, a site that averages 250k pageviews a month. She joined FeedBlitz, an RSS and email marketing company in 2012 where she built the customer service team. She lives in the Lowcountry of South Carolina with her three kids and is happy to talk about whatever shiny thing has her attention on Twitter.

WCATL 2015 Session – 5 Plugins for List Building

Grow your list without breaking your budget, upsetting your hosting service, or violating your users. Learn which email list building plugin is best for YOU … and discover some neat email marketing tricks along the way.

I have more than fourteen years of web development experience, have been a regular contributor to WordPress for the last seven years, and even co-lead the WordPress 3.6 release. I have experience writing quality code that is both fast and scalable, and have a knack for translating ideas and goals into functional sites. I’ve worked with clients ranging from small local businesses to Google, Yahoo, Disney, and Harvard. I’ve been called both a coffee snob and a beer snob, but I consider both to be strong complements. When not buried in code, I enjoy spending time with my wife and son, attending or hosting beer tastings, and reading sci-fi/fantasy books.

WCATL 2015 Session – Community: Getting Involved

You love WordPress?  Want to pitch in and help out?  Not sure how?  It doesn’t matter if you’re a designer, a developer, a translator, or just someone that uses WordPress on your own site, you can help make WordPress better and I’ll show you how.  From helping answer people’s simple questions to landing your first patch in core (c’mon, who doesn’t want that!?!).

Cobb County native Ali Green began building her career while studying Digital Publishing at SCAD Atlanta and Marketing at Kennesaw State University. She had always aspired to work at a boutique design agency, but it wasn’t until she graduated Magna Cum Laude from KSU that she chased her dream building her own digital media agency. With the bulk of her experience focused in both marketing and design, Ali brings a unique perspective to the GreenMellen team. Her talent for combining creative and strategic thinking allows her to identify and execute unique solutions to meet client objectives. When not sitting behind her Mac, you can find Ali hiking Kennesaw Mountain with her Golden Retriever or enjoying dinner and a good glass of wine on the Marietta Square with her husband.

WCATL 2015 Session – S