PageSpeed Insights tells you what is slow. It has never once told you what to do about it in your WordPress install. So I built the half that was missing: run the scan, hand the result to an AI provider you choose with your own key, and get the fixes written out for your actual theme and plugin stack.
I was last in Belgrade for WordCamp Europe 2018, the last full European WordCamp held in Serbia. On 18 and 19 September I am back for WordCamp Belgrade 2026, and I intend to make a proper trip of it. The people, the city, the food, and a look at what I have been building with AI tools and page builders.
Most advisers have theorised about scale. I have operated at it, and I have failed at it. Here is what both are worth to you, and why the clients who get the least from me are the ones who go back to their inbox.
There is a sentence I have heard in one form or another for over twenty years, usually about eleven minutes into a first meeting. Three requests, each perfectly reasonable on its own, that together guarantee everybody loses.
WPOS.ai is an operating layer for the WordPress sites you already run. I will be demoing it live at WordCamp Belgrade on 18 and 19 September, alongside a page builder I am not naming yet. This site is the proof, redesigned with every Kadence aspect left intact.
If you run a Shopify store or a Squarespace site, you almost never hear about a security incident. Not because these platforms are magically immune to vulnerabilities (they aren’t), but because you’re not supposed to hear about it. They’re closed, proprietary systems. When something needs fixing, the platform fixes it, silently, on infrastructure you never…
I’ve been watching a pattern lately with founders, with companies that have grown, and with some of the larger hosting companies. They’re getting rid of people who, on the surface, look like leaders. A hosting company a few months ago got rid of its whole customer success team, ten or twelve people, overnight. It was…
A while back, I gave a talk at CloudFest about exactly what agencies want from their hosting partners. The message I shared then is even more critical today, especially when you are dealing with the high-stakes world of enterprise e-commerce. If your agency is building WooCommerce stores for clients generating $3 million to $5 million…
Having worked in the agency world for a while (20+ years) I have seen most, if not all things that can go wrong. From hacked sites, to domains expiring and then being snapped up by a competitor or worse, an opportunistic spammer or blackmailer. Back in the day before WordPress, up time monitors didn’t really…
The web hosting industry has spent two decades adding features, but it has completely forgotten about flow. We are marketed the promise of “seamless integration,” yet the reality of launching a secure, well-configured website in tis age of AI, remains a fragmented, multi-step chore. If we are going to push Agentic solutions – It is…