Today I presented at the first 24-Hour SharePoint Conference! Thank you all for attending. My session was prerecorded, which was a little odd to record a session without an audience, but it was worth it. I had a lot of fun doing it and I had a great turn out. Thanks again for joining!
You can watch it in its entirety below. The deck is just below there, and I threw some of the questions below as well, along with the animated GIF from the video. Enjoy!
Video
[youtube http://youtu.be/5a-9BRIQU-E]
Presentation
Great Questions
I had some great questions during the session, thanks to all who attended. Some questions I received during the session:
Jared: who’s moderating this beast? Christian Buckley again?
Mark: this one is non anchored
Mark: Keep the questions comign though
Jared: That’s poor planning, David Lozzi will definitely require supervision
Mark: lol
Mark: let see…
Me:
I’ll be ok
Amy: David – Do you only need licensing for the person or persons building the site?
Me: if hosting on-premises?
Amy: online
Eduard: online limit: 1 person – 1 public site
Eduard: online 100 person – 1 public site
Me: SharePoint Online or O365 will have the licenses included, however i’m not sure… thanks Eduard
Me: i have some links in the references for comparing the versions of O365 and SP ONline
Eduard: so you need only 1 licence to run online public facing site
Jared: Amy – for public facing site you just need 1 license
Jared: That’s what we have for our User Group site.. Just need licenses for those that are logging in to make changes.
Eduard: friendly urls is only on prem?
Me: Not on Public site for SharePoint Online, you can use it on your private sites
Eduard: sure
Pavan: Question: Intend to convert a public facing .net site to a SharePoint public facing site, currently we have SP 2010 Enterprise, so my question is do i need any extra licenses to have anonymous access available?
Jared: Pavan – if you’re hosting it then yes.. You’ll want to talk about SharePoint for Internet with your MS Rep
Me: Great question Pavan. I completely forget the licensing model for SP2010. I remember in 2007, maybe 2010, that there was an Internet Connector license for making SharePoint public. MS has gone away with that for 2013, maybe for 2010?
Me: I recommend chatting with your MS rep to clarify
Eduard: Are there ana advantages in terms of SEO between on prem and online?
Me: @Eduard page SEO is the same, sitemap is there. Online doesn’t have managed navigation
Me: For me that’s a big loss for SEO
Eduard: a meen to remeber that managed navigation have also drawbacks to SEO
Me: @Eduard, what drawbacks?
Eduard: as far as I remeber, if you have a content like wiki, that is highly interconnected – and now you start build up a managed navigation – the links are different
Me: Ah, good point.
Me: just a little more tedious to manage
Eduard:
yeahh
Oh right, and in the video I used this Working On It animation:

Thanks again!
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David, I was moderating from afar….
I felt someone was watching ;)