If you’ve been keeping up with our sponsors announcements, you’re going to think I’m a broken record, but that’s okay.

We deeply appreciate our sponsors – their support is what enables us to offer WordCampers an amazing day of education (plus lunch, a tee-shirt, priceless connections, and a ticket the afterparty) at such an affordable price.

Today I’d love to thank Shawn Hesketh and his team at WP101, the easiest way to learn WordPress.

I’d also love to thank Vladimir Prelovac and his team at ManageWP, a tool that enables you to manage multiple WordPress sites from one location.

Thank you for helping make WordCamp DFW awesome!

For our third annual WordCamp DFW, we’d love to welcome Liquid Web as a first-time host! They’ve partnered with us in a big way and will be sponsoring our speaker dinner.

We look forward to welcoming Liquid Web team member AJ Morris.

Liquid Web is a managed web hosting company offering a wide array of hosting solutions, including VPS, cloud, dedicated, and shared hosting plans.

Learn more about Liquid Web WordPress hosting.

Jetpack can supercharge your self-hosted site with a suite of the most powerful WordPress.com features.

Did you know that Bluehost powers over one million WordPress sites? And did you know they sponsor every WordCamp in the whole entire world? Bluehost was the first company to sign on as multi-event sponsor when we debuted the program in March of 2013, and we’re so very grateful for their continuing support of this and every other WordCamp.

WPML turns WordPress websites multilingual. It works with caching, SEO and E-Commerce plugins, and allows the building of complete multilingual sites. Thank you to everyone who makes WPML for helping us make our WordCamp excellent.

DreamHost is a global Web hosting and cloud services provider with over 350,000 customers and 1.2 million blogs, websites, and apps hosted. They sponsor all WordCamps in the US and Canada, including (and most importantly?) this one. We just can’t thank them enough.