Is WordPress Dying or Becoming the Backend for the Agentic Web?
WordPress is losing market share. We should be able to say that without starting a civil war in the comments. According to W3Techs’ current historical
Should WordPress Block AI Crawlers? GPTBot, Google-Extended, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot Explained
The wrong question is whether WordPress should block AI crawlers. The useful question is what you want each crawler to do. That distinction matters because
WordPress Abilities API: A Practical Guide for Plugin Developers
WordPress plugins have never lacked ways to perform work. A plugin can expose a PHP function, register a REST route, add a WP-CLI command, respond
Agentic Commerce for WooCommerce: How to Make Products Discoverable and Purchasable by AI Agents
For years, ecommerce optimization followed a familiar path. Help somebody find a product page, make the page convincing, remove friction from checkout, and hope the
WordCamp US 2026: Biggest Announcements and What They Mean for WordPress
WordCamp US 2026 did not produce one grand announcement about an AI-powered future. It produced something more useful: a working WordPress release, several concrete platform
WooCommerce 11.0: What’s New and What to Test Before Updating
WooCommerce 11.0 is a larger update than its merchant-facing interface initially suggests. It makes high-volume order screens faster, improves product and Store API performance, produces
Avas WordPress Theme Review: 80+ Elementor Websites Without Elementor Pro
“Multipurpose” is one of the most overused words in the WordPress theme market. It often means a generic business homepage, a shop template and enough
WordPress 7.1: New Features, Release Date, and Everything You Need to Know
WordPress 7.1 is not the release that puts an AI writing assistant in every dashboard or turns the block editor into Google Docs overnight. Several
Why Is WordPress Losing Market Share? Here’s What’s Really Happening
For the past ten years, checking the WordPress market share numbers was pretty boring. It just sat right around 43% of the whole internet, barely
How AI is reshaping who actually builds WordPress and who gets pushed out
Don’t get me wrong about the point of this post. As the featured image from above already shows, I use AI too. This isn’t about
Another Year Behind, an Interesting 2026 Ahead for WordPress and WPBay
Another year passes, and we are taking a moment to look back on 2025: the wins, the challenges (yes, there were a few frustrations along
Waiting on WordPress 6.9: The Release That Defines What Comes Next in WordPress AI
WordPress 6.9 was supposed to drop today, December 2. We’ve been counting down to it for weeks, watching RC1, RC2, and RC3 roll out, watching