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Speak at WordCamp Rajasthan.

Have an idea, workflow, or story that could move the WordPress community forward? We want to hear it. No long speaking history required.

WordCamp Rajasthan 2026 is open for talks on the main conference day, October 4, in Jaipur. Sessions run on a single track, so every selected talk plays to the full room. We are looking for developers, designers, marketers, freelancers, creators, contributors, and first-time speakers from across the country.

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◆︎ Now open · closes July 31
Why speak

A WordCamp stage is a generous place to share what you know

Reach an engaged audience

Share your expertise with a room of people who build with WordPress every day, ready to learn from your perspective.

Meet the people who build with WP

Conversations happen naturally with developers, designers, agency founders, freelancers, and creators. The hallway track is real.

Help the community grow

Your experience, especially the things you learned the hard way, helps the next builder skip a mistake or unlock an idea.

Build your speaking practice

Whether it is your first time or your fortieth, a WordCamp audience is a warm and curious place to sharpen your delivery.

Your session on WordPress.tv

Every selected session is recorded and published, becoming a permanent contribution to the open WordPress library.

First-timers fully supported

We mentor selected first-time speakers through preparation: outline review, slide review, and a dry run if you want one.

Session formats

Two formats, one shared stage

Regular talk

Talk and Q&A

30 minutes · 20 min talk + 10 min Q&A

Best for tutorials, workflows, case studies, personal experiences, practical tips, and actionable takeaways the room can use on Monday morning.

Flash Talk

Talk without Q&A

10 minutes · NO Q&A

Light sessions for inspiring journeys, industry insights, innovative ideas, and the kind of conversation a community needs to have together.

Topics

Topics we would love to hear about

Five broad areas to spark ideas. Not a checklist. Submit anything that sits anywhere near these.

01

WordPress and development

  • Core updates and the future roadmap
  • The block editor and full site editing
  • Plugin and theme development
  • Performance and optimization
  • Security best practices
  • Headless WordPress and modern workflows
02

AI and emerging tech

  • AI tools for WordPress
  • AI-powered content workflows
  • AI for SEO and digital marketing
  • Productivity systems built on AI
  • Real-world AI use cases for agencies and freelancers
03

Business, marketing, and growth

  • Building a freelance practice or agency
  • Content strategy and SEO
  • WooCommerce and e-commerce growth
  • Client communication and project management
  • Scaling a WordPress business
04

Content creation and media

  • Content workflows using WordPress
  • Blogging and audience growth
  • Creating content with AI
  • Video and YouTube workflows
  • Newsletter and community growth
  • Storytelling and content marketing
05

Community and open source

  • Your contribution journey
  • The block editor and full site editing
  • Building a local community
  • Diversity and inclusion in tech
  • Open source collaboration
  • Lessons from organizing or contributing

Have something that fits nowhere on this list? Send it anyway. Fresh angles are always welcome.

Important dates

Mark your calendar

June 16, 2026

Call for speakers opens

July 31, 2026

Call for speakers closes

August 15, 2026

Speaker notifications

September 1, 2026

Schedule announced

October 3, 2026

Contributor Day

October 4, 2026

Main conference · you on stage

Frequently asked

Common questions

Yes. We strongly encourage first-time speakers, students, contributors, and new voices. If your talk is selected, our team will work with you through the preparation: outline review, slide review, and a dry run if you want one.

Yes. Submit as many ideas as you would like. If more than one is shortlisted, the program team picks the talk that fits best alongside the rest of the schedule.

We look at topic relevance to the WordPress audience, clarity and originality of the proposal, practical value for attendees, and diversity of voices on the program. The organizing team’s decision is final.

A clear session summary, the main takeaways for attendees, why the topic matters to the WordPress community, and your experience or connection with the topic.

Yes. With your consent, all sessions are recorded and published on WordPress.tv after the event, where they live as a permanent resource for the community.

Yes. All speakers, attendees, and organizers follow the WordCamp code of conduct. By accepting a speaker slot you agree to it.

Ready to take the stage?

Submit your speaker application before July 31. Previous speaking experience is appreciated but not required.

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