The Biggest WordPress Bootcamp Yet
Posted December 10, 2012 in News
For the past few weeks we’ve been telling you about the WordPress Bootcamps offered by LearnWebDevelopment.com. These WordPress Bootcamps have been so popular and sell out so quickly
that they’ve had to make a few changes:
- They added more seats to accommodate more students at one time.
- They brought in another WordPress expert so each student will
still get the same 1-on-1 attention.
But, even though this is their biggest WordPress Bootcamp yet, they
still expect to sell out.
As a reminder, in this WordPress Bootcamp, they’ll take you from
complete beginner to “WordPress Web Designer” in just 8 weeks. Plus,
show you how to customize WordPress websites AND find clients who
desperately need their own WordPress Website.
And, when you enroll right now you’ll save $200 with early-bird
pricing. Get all the details here.
But you should hurry because early-bird pricing ends Thursday,
December 13, 2012.
Related posts:
- How to Get In Front of The WordPress Trend
- 5 More Reasons to Try WordPress
- The Web Design Platform You Need to Know
- The Fastest Way to Become a Web Designer
- Useful WordPress Tricks
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