How to Manage Multiple Client Sites Without the Workflow Headache
I remember a specific Friday night—about 9 PM—when a long-term client called with a “minor emergency.” They needed a custom layout tweak for a seasonal…
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Why AI is the New Database Standard for WordPress
I remember working on a massive product catalog for a client about three years ago. We were dealing with roughly 50,000 SKUs, and the search…
Surviving the Proposed 2026 WordPress Major Release Schedule
I once had a client with a massive, high-volume WooCommerce store—around 40k products—who was absolutely terrified of updates. They’d spent years on a custom theme…
WooCommerce 10.4.3 Update: Fixing Security and HPOS Loops
I got a frantic call from a client running a high-volume shop last week. Their server logs were absolutely ballooning, and their third-party ERP was…
Is WordPress Free? The Brutal Truth About Website Costs
I once had a lead—let’s call him Mike—who was genuinely offended by a project estimate I sent over. He spent twenty minutes on Zoom explaining…
Navigating the 2026 WordPress Major Release Schedule Proposal
I once worked with a client who managed a high-traffic multisite network. They were convinced that because WordPress only had two major releases in 2025,…
Solving the Messy AI Connection with WordPress MCP Adapter v0.3.0
A few months back, a client came to me with a problem that’s becoming a bit of a pattern. They wanted their AI assistant—specifically a…
Fixing the ‘It Works on My Machine’ Agency Nightmare
A few months back, we brought on a new dev for a quick sprint on a legacy WooCommerce site. Simple task: optimize the checkout flow…
Why You Should Not Ignore the WooCommerce 10.4.2 Update
I had a client once with a massive catalog who thought “cleanup” meant nuking discontinued products directly from the database. Not just trashing them—permanently deleting…
How WordPress Real-Time Collaboration Will Change Your Workflow
I once worked with a massive newsroom client where the editorial team was constantly at each other’s throats. They had fifteen editors trying to polish…