by Tom Pasquini | Jun 18, 2026 | Design & Branding
The conversation usually starts the same way. A business owner has been feeling for a while that their brand isn’t quite right, hears the same hesitation in a few new-customer conversations, and starts looking into options. What they find is a wall of...
by Tom Pasquini | Jun 16, 2026 | Hosting & Infrastructure
If you’re reading this because your WordPress site is currently compromised, here’s the most important thing first: stay calm, don’t panic-delete anything, and don’t try to log in repeatedly through the admin URL. The site can be recovered, and...
by Tom Pasquini | Jun 14, 2026 | API Integrations & Systems
OneTrust is excellent software. It’s also the most expensive consent management platform on the market by a meaningful margin, and the cost gets justified to the budget approver by a single argument: “this makes us compliant.” That argument is half...
by Tom Pasquini | Jun 12, 2026 | Website Strategy
The hardest part of hiring a WordPress developer in 2026 isn’t finding one. It’s figuring out which kind of WordPress help you actually need, because the word “developer” gets applied to four very different arrangements that cost different...
by Tom Pasquini | Jun 10, 2026 | Hosting & Infrastructure
The thing about WordPress maintenance is that the conversation usually starts after something has gone wrong. The site got hacked, the contact form stopped working three months ago and nobody noticed, the plugin update broke the homepage, the hosting went down at the...
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