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Christopher Ross

@thisismyurl
I fix WordPress problems and train teams to own their stack. Technical SEO when the easy wins are gone. Building on the web since 1996. Fort Erie, ON.
Fort Erie, Ontario
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    Christopher Ross
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    May 4
    Finally shipped the new site. 19 years on WordPress and I still find relaunching my own site harder than client work. If we've worked together — not looking for a puff piece, just honest feedback: g.page/r/CewWYdMRGUuY…
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    Christopher Ross
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    Jul 31
    WordPress keeps losing the 'which CMS' debate and keeps winning the install. Shopify, Webflow, and Squarespace are fine tools. None match the plugin ecosystem or two decades of answers already online. What would you switch to if it vanished tomorrow?
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    Christopher Ross
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    Jul 30
    Completion rate is the participation ribbon of corporate training. Honestly, I say that affectionately. But the thing your managers actually want to know, after the course closes, is whether anything changed on the floor. That number is harder to get.
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    Christopher Ross
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    Jul 29
    Your website is probably the last place a local customer finds you. Google Maps, your Business Profile, maybe a directory or two, that's the real path. A gorgeous site with no local footprint is a billboard in your basement. Does yours have a footprint?
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    Christopher Ross
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    Jul 28
    Quiz scores measure quiz-taking, honestly. I've built enough training programs to say that out loud. Completion percentages are still the main success metric in most corporate training. Somebody should fix that.
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