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WordPress · Performance
How I Boosted a WordPress Site Speed from 42 to 91 — Without Changing the Design

Page speed is not just a vanity metric. It directly impacts bounce rate, conversion rate, and search rankings. In this post I walk through the exact steps I took to take a client's WordPress site from a failing score to a near-perfect one — using caching, image optimisation, lazy loading, and a few PHP tricks most developers overlook.

April 2025 8 min read
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HubSpot CMS
HubSpot CMS vs WordPress in 2025: Which One Should You Choose?

After building on both platforms for years, here's my honest take on when to choose HubSpot CMS, when to stick with WordPress, and what nobody tells you about the migration.

March 20256 min read
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SEO
Core Web Vitals 2025: What's Changed and What You Actually Need to Fix

Google's Core Web Vitals keep evolving. This is an updated guide covering LCP, INP (which replaced FID), and CLS — with specific fixes for WordPress, Webflow, and Shopify sites.

February 20257 min read
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Webflow
Webflow for Developers: What You Can and Can't Do (Honest Review)

Webflow is powerful, but it's not magic. Here's what I've learned building 20+ Webflow projects — the real limitations, the workarounds, and why it's not always the right tool.

January 20255 min read
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WordPress
The WordPress Plugin Audit Checklist I Use on Every Project

Too many plugins kill site speed, introduce security vulnerabilities, and create conflicts that are hard to debug. Here's my process for auditing and slimming down any WordPress install.

December 20244 min read
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SEO · Strategy
AEO in 2025: How to Optimise Your Site for AI-Powered Search

Answer Engine Optimisation is now as important as traditional SEO. Here's how to structure your content so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews surface your pages first.

November 20249 min read
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AWS · Cloud
Moving WordPress to AWS: A Step-by-Step Guide for Developers

Shared hosting can't scale. Here's the exact process I follow to migrate WordPress sites to AWS EC2, set up RDS, configure CloudFront, and keep costs under $30/month for most sites.

October 202410 min read
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