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  1. AI Integration 8 min read

    WordPress 7.0’s native AI: what actually changes.

    WordPress 7.0, codenamed Armstrong, shipped on May 20, 2026 with native AI as its headline. Most of the coverage so far has been about which...

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  2. Data Privacy & Compliance 7 min read

    Branded maps for WordPress: better, cheaper, and without the consent banner.

    Google Maps is the default map embed on the web. It’s also the wrong default for most marketing sites, on three separate axes at once:...

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  3. Data Privacy & Compliance 7 min read

    Reporting Google Ads ROI without third-party cookies.

    Removing Google Analytics from a WordPress site (and the consent banner that came with it) raises an immediate question from the marketing team: how do...

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  4. Data Privacy & Compliance 8 min read

    Server-side ad attribution for multi-location and franchise WordPress sites.

    The scenario is industry-standard for multi-location service businesses: pet services, dental practices, fitness studios, healthcare networks, real estate brokerages. The corporate website is a single...

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  5. AI Integration 7 min read

    The dynamic landing page engine: one URL that shape-shifts to match each ad campaign.

    Open the typical agency’s landing-page portfolio and you’ll find some version of the same problem: 40 nearly identical pages, each tied to a specific ad...

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  6. Data Privacy & Compliance 6 min read

    Server-side Google Reviews for WordPress: the cookie-free pattern.

    A Google Reviews widget on a WordPress page works by loading Google’s widget JavaScript, which renders the star rating and review carousel inside an iframe...

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  7. Data Privacy & Compliance 7 min read

    Server-side social embeds for WordPress: the cookie-free pattern.

    Every Instagram embed loads Meta's tracking infrastructure on the visitor's browser. The standard embed is a privacy liability. The server-side alternative renders the same content as static HTML without any of the cookies.

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  8. Platform Architecture 8 min read

    When not to go headless: API-first WordPress instead.

    When the question is "should we go headless?", the answer is usually "no." But the value people are reaching for — performance, flexibility, modern frontends — is achievable without the operational overhead. Here's how API-first architecture on the WordPress monolith gets you most of the way there.

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  9. Security Hardening 6 min read

    XML-RPC, REST, and the WordPress surfaces still leaking attack surface.

    Every WordPress install ships with two API surfaces enabled by default. /xmlrpc.php has existed since the late 2000s, originally for desktop blogging clients that nobody...

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  10. Platform Architecture 6 min read

    The integration debt every WordPress CRM connector accumulates.

    Every WordPress site that talks to a CRM does it through some kind of connector. They all start simple. Two years in, the integration is doing six jobs it wasn't designed for, and nobody quite knows what triggers what.

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