WordPress Security Headers: CSP, HSTS, and What to Actually Set
HSTS is straightforward. CSP on WordPress is genuinely hard, and there's a real reason why. Here's what's actually achievable.
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Notes on SEO, support, and building with AI.
Long-form, researched writing on how search and SEO are changing — grounded in what I see running support for an SEO plugin every day.
International SEO and Hreflang: The Mistakes That Actually Break Rankings
31% of multilingual sites have conflicting hreflang tags, per real audit data. Here's what actually breaks, and what Google's own docs say…
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Voice Search in 2026: How Much Does It Actually Matter
The '50% of searches will be voice by 2020' stat was never real. Here's what's actually true about voice search adoption in…
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Topical Authority and Content Clusters: What the Research Actually Shows
Google has never confirmed a 'topical authority' ranking signal. Here's the actual research behind content clusters, and the vendor stats worth ignoring.
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FAQ Schema Is Gone From Google: What to Do With Existing Markup
Google fully discontinued FAQ rich results in May 2026. Here's what actually happened, and whether removing your existing markup is worth the…
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WordPress Object Caching With Redis: Setup and Real Impact
Object caching and page caching solve different problems. Here's what Redis actually does for a database-heavy WordPress site, and where it doesn't…
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Migrating From Yoast to Rank Math: A Practical Guide
A practical, honest walkthrough of moving from Yoast to Rank Math — what actually transfers, what to check manually, and where the…
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Google’s Scaled Content Abuse Policy: What It Actually Targets
Scaled content abuse isn't an AI content ban. Here's the actual definition, straight from Google's own spam policy documentation.
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Core Web Vitals: A Practical LCP Optimization Deep Dive
The 2.5-second LCP threshold hasn't changed, despite what some SEO blogs claim. Here's what actually moves it, verified against Google's own docs.
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Passkeys and WordPress Login Security: What’s Actually Available Right Now
WordPress core still has no native passkey support. Here's what's actually available today, and what the real adoption numbers say.
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