Lorelle VanFossen is one of the most prominent writers in the WordPress community with a knack for breaking complex topics down in a way anyone can understand. As a contributor and editor of the WordPress Codex, the online manual for WordPress users, and the popular Lorelle on WordPress covering WordPress and blogging, she knows many of the ins and outs of the popular blogging program, and is the author of the popular book, “Blogging Tips: What Bloggers Won’t Tell You About Blogging”. A web publishing consultant, she also serves as the editor-in-chief of Woopra, the hot new web analtyics program that is changing the web.
Lorelle is a daily contributor on blogging and web publishing on the Blog Herald, and contributes weekly to The WordCamp Report, a blog specializing in coverage of WordPress events around the world.
She also knows a thing or two about building traffic and connection with audience, having built her own blog on WordPress.com to well over two million and a half pageviews. Lorelle is an expert on strategies for connecting to your audience, writing, and networking.
Lorelle is also a frequent guest on radio, television, and podcast shows including the recent WordCast Podcast, WordPress Weekly Podcast with Jeffro2pt0, Previewcast with Douglas Bell, Download Squad, WordPress Podcast, and the video of her presentation at WordCamp 2007 for WordPress, called Kicking Ass Content Connections, has been downloaded over 100,000 times.
There are many sides to Lorelle VanFossen. One is a public speaker, instructor, writer, and consultant on web writing, web design, and blogging, especially working with WordPress. Another is as a transient traveling the world as part of the duo team of VanFossen Productions, professional nature photographers and writers presenting workshops and programs on travel, writing, and nature photography. You can frequently find Lorelle and her husband, Brent, and their writing and photography in many national and international magazines, newspapers, ezines, and blogs such as their blog, Taking Your Camera on the Road and Family History, as well as BlogFlux, Blogger and Podcaster Magazine, Outdoor and Nature Photography, Shutterbug, Photo Techniques, The Mountaineer, Jerusalem Post, New York Times, CNet, Phenomenal Women of the Web, and Weblog Tools Collection.
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This post was written by kahuna on September 18, 2008
