AI agents have memory but they lack current knowledge of their niche. Here is how to build a curated RSS hub on WordPress that keeps your agent at the cutting edge every day.
WordPress Themes Are Becoming Irrelevant (For Some of Us)
I spent the better part of a week evaluating WordPress themes for a site rebuild. I compared Elementor, Bricks Builder, Ollie, Kadence, and GeneratePress. I watched demos, read documentation, tested pattern libraries, poked at header builders. And somewhere in the middle of it, I had a thought I couldn’t shake: why am I doing any […]
The Fastest Video Creation Stack (iPhone + Mac)
Most people massively overcomplicate video creation. They search for a single tool that does everything: recording, editing, captions, podcast production, social clips, YouTube videos, and tutorials. The result is usually a slow workflow and lots of friction. A much better approach is to use a small stack of tools where each one does a specific […]
How I Stripped Social Media Down to What Actually Matters
Browser extensions can remove the algorithmic traps built into YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and more. Here is what I use and why it works.
WooCommerce Feed Aggregation: The Product Use Cases Worth Knowing About
Most conversations about feed aggregation in WordPress orbit the same use case: pulling in blog posts, news items, curated content. That’s useful, and I’ve written about it separately. But if you run a WooCommerce store, or you’re building ecommerce tooling on WordPress, the more interesting territory is product data. Product feeds. Supplier catalogs. Affiliate networks. […]
Your WooCommerce Store’s Blog Is Probably Dead. Here’s How RSS Feeds Can Fix That.
The blog on most WooCommerce stores is either dead or posting once every six weeks. That’s not a content strategy. It’s a placeholder. I get why it happens. Running a store is already a full-time job. Writing takes time, and the ROI on content feels distant compared to the immediacy of ad campaigns or email […]
The Complete WordPress Performance Optimization Guide: How to Pass Core Web Vitals in 2026
Is your WordPress site failing Core Web Vitals? You’re not alone. Google’s performance metrics have become increasingly important for both SEO and user experience, and many WordPress sites struggle to meet these standards. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through the exact steps I used to take my site from failing Core Web Vitals […]
Is There a WordPress Replacement in 2026? I Went Looking
After spending over two decades in the WordPress ecosystem — building sites and plugins, running WP Mayor, and watching the platform evolve — I recently found myself asking a question I never thought I’d ask: is it time to look elsewhere? The question came from an unexpected place. My seven-year-old son wants to build his first […]
Rechargeable vs Single-Use Batteries: A Complete Guide
Rechargeable batteries have come a long way. I first wrote this article back in 2014, and while the core advice hasn’t changed — rechargeables save money, reduce waste, and perform better for most uses — the specific products and technology have evolved. Here’s what you need to know in 2026. Why Rechargeable Batteries Are Worth […]
The Fastest Way to Build a $10k/Month Business With WordPress Plugins
Most developers waste years trying to invent something new. Top WordPress plugin founders do the opposite: they build in markets that already pay, fix what users hate, and ship fast. While AI has brought immense changes, other things have stayed the same. The playbook I describe here is the same I’ve used to build WP […]
How to Show the Full Date (Including Year) in Your macOS Menu Bar
By default, macOS does not allow you to show the year in the menu bar clock. You can show the day and date, but the year isn’t available. A simple free workaround is to use BitBar, which lets you run tiny scripts that display text in the menu bar. In this guide, you’ll add a […]
How to Back Up an Android Retro Gaming Device
Android-based retro handhelds like the AYN Odin 2 Portal and Retroid Pocket are powerful and flexible, but there is one big weak point: If you uninstall an emulator or reset the device, you can easily lose hundreds of hours of saves. With a simple setup you can make your entire retro collection portable and easy […]
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