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  1. AI Integration 8 min read

    Generative Engine Optimization for WordPress: getting cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews.

    Search is in the middle of the largest behavioral shift since mobile. A growing share of the queries that used to land on a Google...

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  2. Platform Architecture 8 min read

    WordPress structured data: how schema markup compounds into long-term search authority.

    The default state of a WordPress page is that Google has to guess what it is. The page might have a title, a body, a...

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  3. Accessibility 9 min read

    The complete WordPress accessibility audit: from scanner output to remediated production code.

    The market for “accessibility audits” on WordPress is genuinely confused. The same word covers everything from a 10-minute browser-extension scan to a 3-month multi-disciplinary engagement...

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  4. Accessibility 8 min read

    Continuous accessibility monitoring vs. one-time audits: what each actually delivers.

    Accessibility services tend to fall into two categories. The first is the audit: an engagement that runs typically 2-6 weeks, examines the site against WCAG...

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  5. Legacy Modernization 9 min read

    Consolidating multiple WordPress domains into one site: the 301 strategy that protects SEO.

    The scenario is common enough to count as a category: a business has five or six domains, each with a WordPress site of various vintages,...

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  6. AI Integration 9 min read

    Beyond chatbots: AI agent-assist for WordPress support teams.

    The chatbot-versus-human framing is a false binary. The interesting AI work in WordPress support isn’t “replace the human with a bot”; it’s “give the human...

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  7. Accessibility 6 min read

    WordPress accessibility documentation: what to capture, and why future-you will thank you.

    Accessibility work on a WordPress site is an ongoing process, not a one-time push. Plugins update, content changes, new components get added, third-party scripts come...

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  8. Accessibility 9 min read

    WordPress accessibility belongs in the code, not in an overlay.

    The accessibility overlay vendors have done extraordinary marketing work in the last five years. AccessiBe, UserWay, EqualWeb, AudioEye — each one offers some version of...

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  9. Platform Architecture 7 min read

    The best WordPress handoff isn’t a document. It’s a 20-minute video.

    Every WordPress project that ships gets a documentation deliverable. Some flavor of “editor’s guide” lands in a Google Doc or a Notion page on the...

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  10. Platform Architecture 6 min read

    The WordPress admin is also a product. Design it that way.

    Every WordPress site has two products: the one visitors see and the one editors use to keep it running. Most agencies ship the visitor-facing one to high standards and leave the admin to defaults. The cost shows up in stale content within months.

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