Blog
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WordPress database table prefixes: security theater or real protection?
Changing wp_ to a custom prefix is recommended everywhere. But does it actually stop attacks, or just complicate migrations?
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Postmark’s message streams: separate logs for transactional and broadcast
Message streams let you isolate transactional email from marketing sends, with separate delivery stats, suppression lists, and reputations.
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Plausible’s custom event goals cost you nothing extra—here’s why that matters
Plausible Analytics lets you track unlimited custom events without bumping you into a higher tier. Most privacy-first tools don’t.
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SEO title tags: character limits, click signals, and rewrites
How search engines truncate, rewrite, and rank title tags—and what solo operators should actually optimise for.
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AI prompt libraries don’t scale past twenty prompts
Most solo operators hoard AI prompts in Notion or text files. Here’s why retrieval breaks down—and what to use instead.
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Course platforms leak money through hidden transaction limits
Teachable, Thinkific, and Podia all cap monthly transactions differently. Hit the ceiling mid-launch and your checkout page goes dark.
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WordPress plugin auto-updates: which ones break sites in production
Plugin auto-updates can save time or kill revenue. Here’s how to decide which to enable and which to keep on manual.
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Social media schedulers don’t understand momentum
Most scheduling tools optimise for convenience, not engagement. Here’s why that gap costs you reach—and what to do about it.
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Zapier’s Digest feature: batch updates without spamming your inbox
How Zapier’s Digest step collects multiple trigger events and delivers them as a single bundle—and when batching hurts more than it helps.