WordPress 7.0 — What’s New & Why It Matters
After a year of legal drama, stalled releases and speculation, WordPress 7.0 features update is finally on the horizon. Scheduled to debut in the spring of 2026, the release marks the beginning of the third phase of the Gutenberg project, shifting the world’s most popular CMS from a solo editor to a collaborative platform. WordPress 7.0 […]
Fixing the Facebook Pixel Gap: Implementing Server‑Side (CAPI) Tracking on WordPress Without Monthly Fees
Every e‑commerce brand has felt the pain: iOS privacy updates and ubiquitous ad blockers have cut off the data pipelines that used to make Facebook ads profitable. Suddenly the Meta Ads Manager shows empty columns, look‑alike audiences stop performing and manual rules fire randomly because the pixel only sees a fraction of your conversions. Agencies […]
Turning Your Store into a Marketplace: How to Scale Multi-Vendor Logic Without Crashing
Building the “Amazon of X” sounds attractive on paper. As a marketplace owner you don’t carry inventory, you earn commissions on every sale and you can scale into any vertical you choose. The multi-vendor marketplace model is projected to reach $7.2 trillion by 2025 and offers low inventory costs, a diverse product catalogue, scalable categories and […]
The “Login‑to‑View” Problem: Building Custom B2B Approval Workflows on Shopify
Running a B2B ecommerce operation isn’t just about selling in bulk; it’s also about controlling who can see what. Wholesale distributors don’t want competitors, end‑customers or casual browsers seeing contract pricing. At the same time, legitimate buyers need a friction‑free way to create an account, submit paperwork and get approved. In other words, the user […]
High‑Risk Industries: Integrating Custom Payment Gateways When Stripe Bans You
High risk payment gateway integration – Running a CBD shop, vape store, adult subscription service or firearms business online isn’t for the faint of heart. Payment giants like Stripe and PayPal make it clear in their policies that certain sectors are off‑limits. Their lists of prohibited and restricted businesses include adult content, gambling, tobacco, firearms […]
Running WordPress at the Edge: Using Cloudflare Workers to Bypass PHP
WordPress edge caching Cloudflare – Many WordPress sites struggle to deliver “instant” loading for visitors around the world. When a visitor clicks a link, the request travels across the Internet to a single origin server, where PHP and MySQL assemble the page. This round‑trip latency and dynamic processing can add hundreds of milliseconds to Time […]
The Franchise Tech Stack: Automating 100+ Local Location Pages on WordPress
Franchise multisite automation marketing managers wear many hats. They oversee brand consistency, manage promotions and juggle dozens—sometimes hundreds—of local websites. When a corporate HQ changes operating hours or updates a phone number, every individual location page must reflect that change. Manually editing 100+ pages isn’t scalable, and mistakes lead to mixed messages, frustrated customers and […]
Shopify Analytics vs. BigQuery: Owning Your Data and Building Real Dashboards
Shopify Analytics vs BigQuery – It’s common for founders to open the Shopify dashboard and feel like something is missing. You can see total sales and top‑selling products, but what about lifetime value by product variant, SKU‑level profitability or multi‑touch attribution? Data‑driven leaders quickly realise that Shopify’s built‑in analytics, while great for beginners, only scratch […]
The “HelloFresh” Model: Coding Complex Build‑A‑Box Subscriptions on Shopify
HelloFresh build‑a‑box subscriptions – Over the last few years, direct‑to‑consumer (DTC) subscription boxes have exploded. Services like HelloFresh and Birchbox let shoppers pick a set number of products from a curated list and receive them on a recurring schedule. This “build‑your‑own‑box” model combines personalisation and predictable revenue—customers feel in control of what they receive each […]
Selling Custom Products? Why You Need a WebGL 3D Configurator (Not Just Images)
Static product pages worked when e‑commerce was new. Today’s consumers want to touch, rotate and personalize what they buy. Furniture, jewelry and automotive brands know this pain well: customers hesitate because they can’t imagine how a couch will look in their living room or whether a ring will suit their hand. As a result, conversion […]
