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From WordPress Services to Scalable Products: What It Really Takes – interview with Robert Windisch

What happens when a WordPress agency builds the tool it needs – and then turns it into a standalone business? Listen to a conversation with Robert Windish about his agency journey.

By Maciej Nowak

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Website Security: What Can We Learn Letting Hackers Attack Test Sites? – interview with Max MatƂoka

In this talk Max MatƂoka shared practical insights on WordPress security, plugin hygiene, and why it’s time to rewrite the narrative around the world’s most popular CMS.

By Maciej Nowak

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Smart Email Automations Every Brand Needs – interview with Greg Zakowicz

Most marketers say they personalize their emails. Few actually do it in a way that impacts revenue. In our recent episode of the Osom to Know podcast, we spoke with Greg Zakowicz about today’s world of an email automation.

By Maciej Nowak

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The Big Move: Successfully Migrating Complex Data to WordPress & WooCommerce

Learn how to transfer intricate manufacturing catalogs without compromising site performance, or data integrity – your step-by-step migration roadmap.

By Tomasz ZieliƄski

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How can AI transform Your WordPress Agency? Interview with Matt Medeiros

In this episode we talk with Matt Medeiros who outlines how WordPress agencies can stay relevant and profitable in an AI-driven future – without sacrificing their clients, or team.

By Maciej Nowak

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How WooCommerce can give your online store a SEO advantage?

WooCommerce has established itself as one of the most effective platforms for SEO on e-commerce. Why? Read our article.

By Ɓukasz Kaczmarek

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Highlights from WordCamp Europe 2025 in Basel

WordCamp Europe is the largest conference in Europe, bringing together WordPress creators, and open-source enthusiasts. We just couldn’t miss it!

By Maciej Nowak

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WCAG Compliance for EAA 2025: Last Call for WordPress and WooCommerce Website Owners

Make sure your website follows WCAG standards, and European Accessibility Act (EAA) 2025. We explain main requirements for making websites compliant.

By Ɓukasz Kaczmarek

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Conversions & UX: Payment Trends – Interview with Web Griebel

Whether you’re a DTC brand scaling fast or an agency building ecommerce sites, our interview with Web Griebel, Global Head of Payments at Woo, will be a rich source of insights you’ll actually want to use. Here’s what every online seller should know about modern payments.

By Maciej Nowak

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Improving TTFB in WordPress (Pt. 2): Front-End and CDN Optimizations

TTFB (Time to First Byte) measures the delay before a page starts loading. Discover how optimizing servers, networks, and caching can speed up your site – and why front-end strategies matter just as much.

By Tomasz ZieliƄski

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Improving TTFB in WordPress (Pt. 1): Backend and Server-Side Optimizations

TTFB starts at the server. Backend factors like PHP execution, database queries, and server setup heavily impact how fast your site delivers content. Explore this guide to WordPress server optimizations

By Tomasz ZieliƄski

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WordPress Security VIP – Key Takeaways from Maciej Nowak’s Talk at WordCamp Porto

Drawing from his agency’s hands-on experience Maciej Nowak delivered an insightful talk at WordCamp Porto, focusing on practices surrounding WordPress security.

By Maciej Nowak