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At a glance AI can now build perfectly good websites for the right purposes, including campaign sites, portfolios, prototypes and microsites. Commercial websites are different. They are long-term digital assets that need to operate and evolve for years. Staff need …
At a glance WordPress’s built-in search only matches the exact words used, and it struggles with typos, different terminology and question-style queries. WP Engine’s Smart Search AI adds semantic search, so it understands the meaning behind a query, not just …
At a glance WordPress hosting varies enormously. The cheapest option isn’t necessarily the best value. Managed hosting includes more than server space, with security, backups, monitoring, updates and technical support all potentially part of the service. Performance and reliability matter, …
At a glance A problematic WordPress website doesn’t necessarily need replacing. We can often take over an existing site, identify what is going wrong and bring it up to the standards we expect from websites we build ourselves. We investigate …
At a glance Agentic commerce lets AI agents help people shop, from finding and comparing products to assisting with purchases. Shopping may increasingly happen through AI assistants, rather than directly on ecommerce websites. Structured product data is essential, giving AI …
A client recently contacted us about a YouTube video embedded on their WordPress website. It worked correctly on desktop computers and some mobile devices, but on an iPhone it returned “Error 153: Video Player Configuration Error”. There was another apparently …
At a glance AI bots generate significant website traffic, placing additional demands on hosting infrastructure. Dynamic WordPress requests are expensive. Repeated uncached requests can consume PHP, database and server resources quickly. Caching and CDN infrastructure matter, reducing the work required …
Preparing a website for AI search isn’t only about content. AI crawlers place new demands on website infrastructure, from ensuring important content is accessible without relying on JavaScript to managing potentially enormous volumes of automated traffic. We look at what this means for WordPress performance, caching, CDNs and bot management.
A WordPress website can be secure today and vulnerable tomorrow. Plugins change, vulnerabilities emerge, staff come and go, integrations are added and AI agents are beginning to interact directly with websites. We look at why website security requires ongoing management and why, for organisations that take security seriously, managed WordPress is a governance decision rather than simply a hosting choice.
Helping organisations understand AI, prepare for change and make informed decisions. Artificial intelligence is changing how organisations operate, communicate, and make decisions. For many, the challenge is not whether to engage with AI, but how to do so confidently, responsibly, …