The Power of Words
Sticks and stones may never leave the legacy that words can - for better or worse. Here are some quick tips on how to leverage the power of words.
Chris Lema
Chris Lema has been working with WordPress since 2005. Over the years he's been a blogger, a speaker at WordCamps, a coach for WordPress product companies, and the founder of the conference for WordPress business owners, called CaboPress. Today he's the VP of Products at Liquid Web, where he manages the world's first managed platform for WooCommerce stores.
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