Solopreneur Journey

As I’ve worked with my client’s sites over the years I’ve noticed other developers and agencies add discomfort hurdles into the way way they work with site owners. When I inherit these new clients, I have to stumble over these hurdles before I can start working with them This blog post is a plea to […]

Introduction – Currency Converter Plugins Are you looking to expand your WooCommerce store’s reach to international markets? One of the essential features to consider is providing currency conversion capabilities. This allows customers from around the globe to view product prices in their preferred currency, enhancing user experience and potentially boosting sales. Fortunately, integrating a currency

Trigger warning, this blog post is a little dark and talks about death and what happens to your digital stuff after you are gone. One of my clients sadly died recently. Invoices were going unpaid, emails were being bounced. I only learned about his passing when an obituary was placed on the site I was

Malware was injected into my site this week, it’s fine I’ve removed it and everything is fine, I just thought I would write a cautionary blog post to explain what happened and to show getting hacked can happen to anyone, even a so called WordPress developer. You need to have tools in place to monitor

Here’s a word of warning from a WordPress developer. If your current developer suggests you sign up for their hosting plan say no! A lot of developers and agencies offer hosting plans for a slice of that delicious recurring revenue, it sounds like a great deal, fully managed hosting, and 99% of the time it

I was doing some work on my hosting account today. Cleaning out things I no longer need. I was deleting unused databases and database users, letting old domain names I’m not using expire, deleting old installations of WordPress. It took me a lot of time. I’ve decided to name this process tending the graves of