Reducing the ecommerce return rate: three brands with numbers

Category: Advanced SolutionsBlogEnterprise Solutions

Reducing the ecommerce return rate is not one project. ASOS, Zalando and Snipes moved the figure by attacking three different levers....

How to price AI tokens for clients: four failed attempts

Category: Advanced SolutionsBlogEnterprise Solutions

Four failed attempts to price AI tokens for clients, and the base that survived. What to demand on your agency invoice this month....

Three enterprise WordPress VIP migrations, and what they prove

Category: BlogWP VIP

Three enterprise WordPress VIP migrations, the numbers the case-study pages actually publish, and the questions a buyer should ask on top of them....

Why AI Should Be Its Own Line on Your Agency’s Invoice

Category: Blog

Burying AI cost in the margin works against the buyer. We put it on its own line; four questions you can put to your own supplier....

A Routine Update Changed Who Can Touch Your Subscriptions

Category: Advanced SolutionsBlogPlugins

An update changed permissions on stores selling subscriptions. The real issue is not one release, it is who governs your updates....

Your Commerce Infrastructure Will Ask for a Decision in January 2027

Category: BlogPlugins

WooCommerce proposes raising its infrastructure requirement in January 2027. A planned maintenance item for some organisations, an emergency for others....

WordPress 7.2 Release Squad: Matt Mullenweg Returns as Lead

Category: Blog

The WordPress 7.2 release squad is unusually small and Matt Mullenweg holds the release-lead pen. Here is what December 8 GA means for you....

WordPress Opens PHPUnit Test Cleanup for the 7.2 Release

Category: Blog

Lance Willett is opening a WordPress PHPUnit test cleanup for the 7.2 release: 31,000 tests, eight tracks of work, one metrics dashboard....

Chrome’s Two-Week Release Cycle Starts With Chrome 153

Category: BlogSEO GuidesWordPress Guides

Chrome 153 kicks off Chrome's two-week release cycle today. Here is what shifts for WordPress and WooCommerce teams....

WordPress PHP compatibility revisited at WCUS 2026

Category: Blog

A quiet WordCamp US 2026 talk revisited WordPress PHP compatibility, the 18% PHP 7.4 tail, Gutenberg tooling gaps and what to actually do....

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