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Why WordPress Is Outdated for Most Small Businesses
Feb 5, 2026
WordPress still powers millions of websites — but for most small businesses in 2026, it is slower, less secure, and harder to maintain than modern static site alternatives.
Static Sites vs WordPress for SEO: Real-World Results for UK Small Businesses
Feb 6, 2026
A practical UK-focused comparison of WordPress vs static sites for SEO — including Core Web Vitals, crawl efficiency, and what typically changes after a migration.
When a WordPress Brochure Site Should Become a Static Website
May 23, 2026
How small businesses can decide whether an ageing WordPress brochure site should be hardened, migrated or rebuilt as a faster static website.
AI Gym Website Hack Australia: Website Security Lessons
Aug 10, 2026
An AI assistant exploited an Australian gym booking flaw. The lesson for small business security: existing vulnerabilities are easier to find.
WordPress CVE-2026-87902: Static Sites and Attack Surface
Sep 25, 2026
What CVE-2026-87902 reveals about WordPress runtime risk, static website security and when a small business should consider migration.
WordPress Security and Third-Party Access: Developer Accounts
Sep 26, 2026
A New Zealand remote IT worker case raises practical questions about hiring web developers, police checks, WordPress admin access and contractor offboarding.
WordPress Security and Third-Party Access: Why Developer Accounts Matter
Oct 1, 2026
The October NZ NCSC and Police advisory highlights why website security needs careful contractor onboarding, least privilege and proper developer offboarding.