EmDash vs WordPress: What Actually Changes for a Small Business
Cloudflare calls EmDash the “spiritual successor to WordPress,” and version 1.0 is expected any week now. Every EmDash vs WordPress comparison I’ve read so far is written for developers and argues about architecture. Here’s the version for someone who runs a business on their website. EEmDash’s biggest selling point is that it’s built for AI. […]
Website Held Hostage? How to Migrate WordPress When Your Developer or Host Holds the Keys
You need to move your website, and someone else has the keys. Maybe your web developer disappeared three months ago and stopped answering emails. Maybe the agency that built your site folded, or got acquired, or is holding your website hostage until you sign another contract. Maybe you inherited this website from someone who left […]
Is Your WordPress Host Ignoring You? Here’s How to Tell
“They’re probably just busy.” That’s what you’ve been telling yourself for six months. Every ticket that sits for a week, every email you have to send twice to get a one-line answer — some part of you fills in the excuse on their behalf. Maybe they are busy. Or maybe your hosting company isn’t responding […]
How to Know When It’s Time to Fire Your Web Developer (and How to Do It Safely)
If you searched for this article, you probably already know the answer. Nobody googles “how to fire my web developer” while things are going great. So let’s skip the part where I talk you into it and get to the two things that actually matter: confirming your gut is right, and getting out without losing […]
What the AI Inbox Cleanup Posts Aren’t Telling You
Every few weeks, another post lands claiming someone cleared thousands of emails in minutes by handing Gmail to an AI agent. I tried it. It took me 8 to 12 hours, three completely different approaches, and one self-hosted MCP server before my inbox was actually clean. Here’s what those posts leave out — and what […]