This year, GreenGeeks is proud to support WordCamp Pisa in Italy<\/a>! Our very own Marco Berrocal will be there on November 21st and 22nd, at the Department of Computer Science. Stop by and say hello while on your way to some great talks.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n I have to admit, I am a bit jealous. I would love to explore Pisa in person, as Italy has some of the richest historical locations in Europe. It\u2019s no wonder millions of people visit Pisa every year, most of whom visit the famous Leaning Tower.<\/p>\n In any event, WordCamp is going to be amazing this year, and we\u2019d love to see you there.<\/p>\n As with all WordCamps, there are some great talks happening in Pisa. You surely wouldn\u2019t want to miss attending if possible.<\/p>\n For instance, you can attend sessions for:<\/p>\n Keep in mind that this is just a small section of the available talks that are available at WordCamp Pisa. These are the ones that piqued my interest most, but there are more available for all levels of WordPress developers.<\/p>\n Whether you\u2019re new to WordPress or a seasoned veteran, there is so much you can do with the platform. And the talks happening this November can help you get more out of your online presence.<\/p>\n For those traveling to Italy for the WordCamp, there is more available in Pisa than at the convention. After the camp, you could always check out some of the amazing and ancient sites.<\/p>\n If I were attending this year, I\u2019d surely make time to see:<\/p>\n I could easily spend several days walking along the river to see the sites, not to mention taking a trip to see the old Tuscany towns.<\/p>\n I\u2019d like to take a moment to thank the organizers, sponsors, volunteers, and patrons who make WordCamps like the one in Pisa possible. It is your continued support that helps WordPress have the greatest community available.<\/p>\n Attend as many talks as you can and make sure you stop by and visit Marco. He loves to meet new people and talk about WordPress. He\u2019s a great addition to what you\u2019ll find in Italy this year.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.greengeeks.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/Leaderboard.png\")
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Artificial intelligence is constantly advancing, and knowing how to optimize your site beyond Google search is imperative. In this talk, Joost de Valk<\/a> breaks down European laws regarding GDPR and what SEO means in the world of AI.<\/li>\n
WordPress manages the majority of the Internet. And educational programs are growing for open source projects and how they impact businesses. Isotta Peira<\/a> goes over those benefits for students, universities, and businesses to build a stronger presence.<\/li>\n
In this session, Giulio Andreini<\/a> shares experiences using n8n to integrate automation and AI-based features to build WordPress beyond its limits while promoting a low-code environment. This is great for beginners or those who don\u2019t know a lot about coding in general.<\/li>\n
In 2024, the WordPress community shut down a large number of plugins thanks to the efforts of the \u201cbug bounty hunt.\u201d In this talk, Maciek Palmowski<\/a> shares how it all happened, the consequences, and what developers can learn from the experience.<\/li>\n
As the future of user interfaces continues to develop, WordPress lets you deliver interactivity through API systems. Luigi Teschio<\/a> shares how to leverage interactive APIs and build websites that are engaging for your specific audience.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhile You\u2019re In Pisa\u2026<\/h2>\n
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Have a Great Weekend, Italy!<\/h2>\n
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