00:05:43
WordPress 7 makes a small team faster. This episode runs that speed through a real publishing day to find the one decision that keeps it from quietly costing you: a human read at the moment of publish, owned by one named person, every time.
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WordPress 7 gets out of your way: a calmer interface and a genuinely useful AI layer, as long as you are clear about what it is for. The episode lands on one rule you can hand your team tomorrow morning. Trust the workflow features, but give anything that generates words a human read before it…
00:08:39
Eighteen WordCamp talks across fifteen years. Read back to me, the through-line is the part you can’t fake or assemble retroactively.
00:06:55
Headless WordPress is the right answer to about one problem in five it gets applied to. The other four make the front end faster and the content team slower.
00:10:02
The infrastructure stack of a $5,000-a-month WordPress site is the same one a $500 site runs. So what is “enterprise” actually buying?
00:08:25
A real audit takes a day and produces three to five findings. The forty-page PDF is theatre that protects the auditor’s bill, not the client’s site.
00:08:30
Eleven years after shipping two plugins to the WordPress directory, Christopher went back. The code wasn’t broken. So what was he going back to fix?