What a Website Maintenance Plan Should Actually Include
Two maintenance quotes can differ by ten times and both be honest, because the word covers different work. Here is the checklist to price any offer against.
How to Get Your Business Cited in AI Answers
Ranking is no longer the whole job. If AI answers never mention your business, you are missing a channel your competitors are already in. Here is what earns a citation.
WordPress 7.0.4 and the Question Nobody Asks About Security Releases
A remote code execution fix landed for every WordPress branch back to 4.7. Whether it was an emergency for you depends on two specific conditions most coverage skips.
The August 2026 Spam Update: What Google Is Actually Targeting
Google started rolling out a spam update on 18 August 2026. Here is how to tell whether your traffic drop is the update, a seasonal dip, or something you did to your own site.
The WordPress Maintenance Checklist We Run on Client Sites
Most WordPress emergencies are maintenance that was skipped for eight months. Here is the actual routine we run, split by how often each task needs doing.
Why Your Business Is Not in the Google Map Pack
The three business listings above the search results take the majority of local clicks. Here is what actually decides who sits in them, and the fixes that move the needle fastest.
Your Rankings Held but Your Traffic Fell: Reading Google in 2026
If your positions look the same but the clicks are gone, the cause is probably not a ranking drop. Here is how to tell a core update apart from AI Overviews eating your clicks.
Which PHP Version Should Your WordPress Site Run in 2026?
PHP 8.2 stops receiving security patches at the end of 2026. Here is the version to target, how to check what you are on, and how to upgrade without taking the site down.
Elementor 4.2: CSS Grid and Loops Land in the Atomic Editor
Elementor 4.2 adds native CSS Grid with track controls and Atomic Loops with pagination, both wired into Classes and Variables. Here is what that changes in practice.
WordPress Just Shipped an Official Browser Extension: What It Does and Who Needs It
WordPress shipped an official browser extension on 13 August 2026 for Chrome and Safari. It hides the admin bar without losing the shortcuts, and adds cache-busting reloads, block outlines and a site launcher.