I am thrilled to announce that all the late nights getting our ticketing system put together are finally paying off. If you go to the site today, you might notice a new sidebar widget and some new menu items under the attendees tab. You now have the opportunity to purchase one of our very limited number of tickets. You may not have heard, but we only have a total of 200 tickets we can sell due to the size of our venue including the ones we’ve already bought for ourselves.
Everyone – organizers, speakers, sponsors and attendees all have to buy a ticket to get in because it’s all about the head count. By my count of all of those people plus those people I’ve spoken to in-person, there’s a very good chance that we’ll sell out before the event.
Don’t wait until the last minute or you might get left out. Go get your tickets now!
P.S. I can’t speak enough about Jonathan, the lead developer from the Shopp WordPress Plugin (that’s what we’re using for our registration system). The new version of his plugin is going to be awesome. I’m trying to convince him to come speak at OC WordCamp, so if you sell anything online, go check out his site.
Please let us know of any issues you run into with your ticket purchase and we’ll do everything we can to help you resolve them.
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Drew Strojny
Drew is an interface designer, theme architect, ex-football player, and entrepreneur. He is usually busy designing and building handcrafted WordPress themes at The Theme Foundry, enjoying the fantastic weather in Boise, or on the couch watching romantic comedies with a box of tissues.
Drew graduated from Duke University in 2003 with an A.B. in Philosophy. Upon graduation the New York Giants selected Drew with pick number 203 of the 2004 NFL draft. He went on to spend seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the St. Louis Rams.
Drew is currently the head curator at Jestro LLC where he is building The Theme Foundry into a global superpower, working with clients from time to time, and boldly exploring new opportunities on the interwebs. Two of his themes, Vigilance and Titan, are featured on WordPress.com and have received accolades from likes of Mashable and Best WordPress Themes.