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This Saturday, April 25, a WPML representative will lead a WooCoomerce and Multilingual related session at WordCamp Barcelona in Spain.

If you live nearby join WordCamp to listen and watch a live demo. If you don’t plan to attend, stay with us to find out why “Multilingual online stores” is a hot topic these days.

About Bernat Torras

Bernat Torras
Bernat Torras

Bernat Torras is currently working in the Quality Assurance Team testing WPML. In the past, he was involved in WooCommerce Multilingual plugin development and also worked as a WPML supporter.

Living in Catalonia, 45 minutes from Barcelona, he took the opportunity to apply as a speaker at the first WordCamp in this beautiful city. He was accepted and this Saturday is looking forward to impressing local WordPress fans with a short talk combined with a live demo!

About the session

Bernat’s session is entitled “Start selling globally! Building a multilingual e-commerce site.” It will be part of the event agenda for Track A, on Saturday afternoon, at 4:30pm.

A cover slide coming from Bernat’s presentation
A cover slide coming from Bernat’s presentation

Bernat will start with a short theoretical part and will answer these two questions:

  • Is WordPress good enough for e-commerce sites? (yep, we know there are other solutions as Magento, Prestashop, etc)
  • Is it worthwhile to make your store multilingual?

Then he will run a demo. He has prepared a sample shop in his localhost running WooCommerce with some products.

Bernat will demonstrate:

  • how to setup WPML with a few languages,
  • how to use the free WooCommerce Multilingual plugin to setup currencies (with formatting, and rounding options),
  • how to translate products together with categories, attributes and custom fields,
  • how the WooCommerce Multilingual plugin works with other third-parties plugins.

Why WooCommerce Multilingual related session are needed

Asked why sessions like this one are important to share during WordCamp events, Bernat explains:

“Here, in Barcelona, Spain, we live in a pretty multicultural and multilingual society. That’s why it is so important to make our websites and e-commerce stores multilingual as well.

Anybody can expand their business globally by simply adding additional languages to their site. In my session I’ll help entrepreneurs, developers and site owners get a better idea of what is required providing best tools and live examples to achieve top results.”

Who else is attending WordCamp Barcelona

Yvette Oliveau
Yvette Oliveau

Yvette Oliveau, our excellent WPML Supporter, is also attending the event. Take this unique opportunity to get answers for all your WordPress and Multilingual related questions. Yvette together with Bernat will he happy to answer all your doubts.

See you on Saturday, in Barcelona!