380 posts on growth, marketing, sales, processes, business, SEO, GEO, and AI agents — written from the operator's seat.
Updated for 2026. WordPress powers a huge share of the web thanks to its block editor, Full Site Editing, 60,000+ plugins, and a massive community — despite ongoing governance controversy. Here's what still makes it worth choosing.
Updated for 2026. WordPress dominates at ~43% of the web, Joomla is declining, and Drupal is repositioning as an enterprise and headless CMS — here's how to pick the right one for your project.
Updated for 2026. Both Zoom and Google Meet added AI assistants — Zoom AI Companion and Google Gemini in Meet — shifting the comparison beyond core video features. Here's how they stack up for teams in 2026.
Updated for 2026. AI has commoditized basic writing and design gigs, but demand for AI-adjacent services — automation, workflow setup, AI video — is surging. Here are the Fiverr gigs still worth buying or selling in 2026.
Updated for 2026. Craigslist funds itself through a small set of paid listing categories — job posts, apartment listings in select metros, and dealer fees — while keeping the vast majority of classifieds free.
Updated for 2026. CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) remains one of the three Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) that affect Google rankings. Here's how to diagnose and fix CLS issues using Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, and Chrome DevTools.
Updated for 2026. Screaming Frog is the fastest desktop spider for raw crawl data; Sitebulb wins on visual audit depth and actionable hints. JS rendering, AI Overview prep, and GEO considerations covered — verify current pricing before buying.
Updated for 2026. WordPress still dominates, but Webflow, Ghost, Framer, and AI-native builders are real alternatives for founders. Here's how to pick the right platform for your actual use case.
Updated for 2026. Most AI agents that work in demos fail in production for the same five reasons. Here's how to diagnose each failure mode and what I've done to fix them across 30+ production agents.
Updated for 2026. First impressions of Claude Fable 5 from someone who runs 30+ production agents — what's actually different, the cost gotcha nobody warns you about, and whether you should switch.
Updated for June 2026. AI agents like Claude Cowork and OpenAI Codex don't just answer questions — they do the work: reading your files, writing code, running tasks end to end. Here's how a beginner gets a real win in an afternoon, no engineering background required.
Updated for June 2026. Anthropic makes money by selling access to its Claude models: usage-based API pricing for developers, Claude subscriptions for consumers (Pro and Max), enterprise seats for teams, Claude Code for engineers, and cloud-marketplace distribution through AWS and Google. Here's how each line works.