Every business runs on data that lives on someone else’s website. Competitor prices. Industry news. Supplier inventory. Job postings. Government filings. The information is right there, …

Most people use Gmail because it was already there when they got their first Android phone or signed up for YouTube. It’s free, and switching feels …

Browser extensions can remove the algorithmic traps built into YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and more. Here is what I use and why it works.

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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, …

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 …

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 …