Look, we get it. WordPress maintenance isn't exactly the most thrilling part of running a business. Between customer calls, team meetings, and actually running your operations, the last thing you want to think about is plugin updates and database optimization. But here's the thing, neglecting WordPress maintenance is like ignoring
Getting hacked isn't a matter of if: it's a matter of when. And when it happens, it's rarely because of some sophisticated zero-day exploit. Most WordPress hacks succeed because of preventable mistakes that site owners make every single day. In 2023 alone, plugins were responsible for 96.77% of all new
You sign up for a website maintenance plan. Invoice arrives. You see "WordPress maintenance – $XXX/month" and think, "Wait, I'm paying how much for someone to click 'update' once a month?" Fair question. And if that's all you're getting, you're being ripped off. But here's the reality: a proper maintenance
You sign up for a website maintenance plan. Invoice arrives. You see "WordPress maintenance – $XXX/month" and think, "Wait, I'm paying how much for someone to click 'update' once a month?" Fair question. And if that's all you're getting, you're being ripped off. But here's the reality: a proper maintenance
You know that nagging feeling that something's not quite right with your WordPress site? Maybe it's running a bit slower than usual. Maybe you've been putting off that plugin update for… three months now? Or maybe you're just not sure what you should be doing to keep your site secure
AI agents are everywhere right now. They're planning your calendar, answering your emails, managing your to-do lists, and even writing code while you sleep. OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) is leading this autonomous revolution, promising to be your digital assistant that actually does things instead of just chatting about them. Here's the
