Category: WordPress

Vibe Coding Risks: Why AI Acceleration Needs Engineering Discipline

The promise of AI-assisted coding is undeniable. It feels almost magical to type a natural language prompt into a model and watch functional code materialize in seconds. It has given rise to the concept of vibe coding risks, rapid prototyping, and iterating on ideas...

Enterprise WordPress Plugins vs. Community Solutions: Why the Source Matters

In the vast ecosystem of enterprise WordPress plugins, the sheer volume of options (over 60,000 free WordPress plugins at last count) is both its greatest strength and a potential liability for businesses. The allure of a “free solution” for immediate functionality is...

Using WordPress as a Podcast Platform

The golden age of audio is far from over. In fact, it’s just getting louder. Whether you are an enterprise brand looking to establish thought leadership, a storyteller building a community, or a business looking for a new marketing channel, launching a...

WordPress Website Audit: A Post-Holiday Clean-Up Guide

If you run a high-traffic WordPress site or an eCommerce store, the last two months have likely been a blur of Black Friday deals, Cyber Monday surges, and last-minute holiday rush orders. Your site held up under the pressure. The sales are...

The Enterprise WordPress 2026 Blueprint: 3 Architectural Trends That Will Define Your Strategy

As we turn the calendar to December, the focus in boardrooms and strategy sessions shifts rapidly from “What did we execute in 2025?” to “What must we achieve in 2026?” For enterprise organizations relying on WordPress, the last few years have been...

The 2025 State of Enterprise WordPress Report & Your Strategic Blueprint

The release of the annual 2025 State of Enterprise WordPress Report (SOEWP) is always a significant moment for our industry. It shifts the conversation from anecdotal evidence to data-driven reality, offering a clear snapshot of how large-scale organizations are utilizing the world’s...

State of the Word 2025: AI, WordPress 6.9, and the Future of the Open Web

The State of the Word 2025 address has just concluded, and as always, Matt Mullenweg provided a compelling vision for the future of WordPress. This year’s keynote marked the live release of WordPress 6.9, deep dives into the rapidly evolving role of...

A 3-Step Plan for Renovating Your WordPress Classic Editor Content

If your WordPress site has been around for more than a few years, you’re likely sitting on a massive, hidden liability: thousands of posts and pages built with the WordPress Classic Editor. For a long time, the WordPress Classic Editor was the...

WordPress 6.9 Release Features Higher Usability and Performance Additions

Set to release on December 2, 2025, WordPress 6.9 delivers improvements on all levels! Recent block updates allow more control to content creators and developers alike, and other optimizations enhance performance, making it a clear win on all levels! WordPress 6.9 Debuts...

A Developer’s Guide: The Future of the WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor

The way we build websites with WordPress has undergone a seismic shift. Suppose your agency is still viewing the WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor as just a basic content editor. In that case, you’re missing out on the most potent development platform the...