Wordpress

When 4eck Media, an agency in Germany, put together a new site on a Strapi and Nuxt headless stack this past summer of 2023, they could not have predicted that by December 2025 their organic visibility would be down 90%. The solution was to go back to WordPress. In three weeks’ time keyword coverage was […]

You can have a law firm website that is all polished and put together, yet it remains a poor business asset. It will have the practice areas listed, the partners in their suits on display, a link to get in touch, and the whole thing looks finished. And for all that, it generates little to […]

There is a lot of noise in the Wix versus WordPress debate, but most of it sidesteps the issue. Forget about which has the prettier editor or better templates. The question is whether you can put up with the architecture for the next three years. With Wix you have a managed SaaS product; the vendor […]

The Webflow versus WordPress debate is usually framed as no-code against open source, or designer tools against developer tools. That framing is misleading. The actual fork is architectural. WordPress is a programmable PHP application that runs your plugins on the server. Webflow is a closed SaaS that runs your site on infrastructure you cannot touch. […]

You will not find the most telling figures in most of the writing on headless WordPress. Take 4eck Media, a German agency that made the move to a Strapi and Nuxt headless stack in the summer of 2023. By December 2025 they had put an end to it after organic visibility evaporated by over 90%, […]

There is a certain datedness to your site. The leads have gone soft, you are putting in a week for the smallest of edits and every plugin update is like flipping a coin. Even the editor team has taken to steering clear of the homepage. You know it is time to put a WordPress redesign […]

You will not find most WordPress sites failing on account of poor code. They fail because once they are live, there is no one left to take ownership of them. A certificate is allowed to run its course and expire. Some plugin has been two years out of date for as long as anyone can […]

You will not find the root of most site outages in the code. More often than not, it is a certificate that was left to lapse, a plugin put live without any staging, a DNS record with no documentation or a backup that has never been put to the test. The site runs along fine […]

Ask two developers to weigh in on Drupal versus WordPress and you will get diametrically opposed counsel, yet both will have a point. One will tell you to go with WordPress for the cost savings, the speed of launch and how readily a non-developer can put it to work. The other will insist that if […]