Custom Post Types for Business Owners
Custom post types are just organised content buckets inside WordPress. They let your site treat services, team members, case studies, locations, treatments,…
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This is where I write about WordPress ownership, ongoing costs, and what a custom build actually involves. If you are trying to work out whether to rebuild, migrate, or just take back control of a site someone else built, start here.
WordPress Maintenance: What Actually Needs Doing
WordPress maintenance is not mysterious. It is updates, backups, security checks, uptime monitoring, form testing, and a quick look at anything that…
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What Happens When Your Web Developer Disappears
If your web developer disappears, the first step is not panic. The first step is finding out whether the site is actually…
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Signs of a Clean WordPress Build
You can tell a lot about a WordPress build in 20 minutes without being technical. Check speed, plugin count, updates, mobile behaviour,…
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Page Builders vs Custom Code: An Honest Comparison
Elementor and other page builders are not automatically bad. Custom code is not automatically better. The right choice depends on your budget,…
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Who Owns Your Website? The Four Things to Check
Your website is really four separate things you can own or not own: the domain name, the hosting account, the code and…
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What a Custom WordPress Website Costs in 2026
A custom WordPress website in 2026 usually costs between $3,000 and $9,000. Below that you are buying a template with your logo…
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