Why WordPress Pros Help Filter the Noise
We don’t hire WordPress professionals because they know every plugin on the market. We hire them because they can filter
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Hidden Revenue Ideas for Agencies in the Age of AI
AI is changing agency work, but it isn’t closing the door on web shops, marketers, or freelancers. If anything, it’s
Why Your Agency Needs an Email List
Spam has gotten so bad that many of us hesitate before sending even a good email. We watch junk fill
Ryan Logan InfluenceWP on WordPress Trust, Agency Work
Trust is hard to find in WordPress when every plugin claims to solve the same problem. Agency owners feel that
Why WordPress Pros Filter the Noise and Build Scale
The hardest part of WordPress is not finding options. It’s sorting the solid choices from the pile of hype, half-truths,
Agency Acquisitions and Exit Strategies: What to Check Before We Buy
For a typical agency owner, the dream is a smooth exit strategy, but a free agency sounds like a win
Skating with Rainey in Independence, Missouri
A short skate can do more for work-life balance than another hour at the desk. We headed to Independence, Missouri,
Building a WordPress Business With Mark Szymanski
How do we grow a WordPress business without getting buried in low-margin work, tool overload, and other people’s opinions? WordPress,
How to Audit a Website Before Quoting a Rebuild
A rebuild quote goes bad fast when we price from the homepage alone, without a proper website audit. Hidden plugins,
Web Development Client Communication Without Project Chaos
Strong web development client communication keeps that from happening throughout the project lifecycle.
How Better Communication Puts Your Agency in Control
Running an agency often feels like part strategy, part delivery, and part conflict prevention. In our experience, the strongest agencies
Website-As-A-Service Terms That Prevent Scope Creep And Resentment
In this post, we’re going to share plain-language WaaS terms that keep work boundaries clear, protect margins, and reduce resentment on both sides. We’ll cover productized scope, usage limits, a simple change-order process, and relationship-friendly clauses for support, payments, and offboarding.
Ryan Logan Influence WP on WordPress Trust, Agency Work
Sometimes the best connections in the WordPress community start with almost making the wrong call. In this YouTube episode, we
Performance Budgets for WordPress Sites Using Real Numbers (Agency-Ready)
“Make it fast” sounds great until the third analytics script shows up, the page builder adds another widget pack, and
Don’t Forget Your Own
Getting fired up for a week is one thing, but now we have to keep the mojo moving. In a perfect world, we generate revenue through the Powersport Academy. This allows for hiring and delegation on the Manana No Mas! side of things. And we can hire staff out of the WP Agency Academy as a couple of rockstars show great promise.
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The Content Handoff Checklist Clients Actually Use After Launch
This checklist may be just the ticket for you.
A Plugin Stack Policy for Client Sites That Cuts Support Tickets
We use a simple policy we can apply to every client site: an approved plugin stack, a clear approval process for anything new, and maintenance rules that remove guesswork.
How To Price WordPress Projects When the Client Wants Iterations
The problem is when “a few quick tweaks” turns a clean fixed bid into weeks of unpaid work.
The Blue Collar WordPress Influencer Nobody Saw Coming (EP117 with Ryan Logan)
Sometimes the best people we meet in WordPress show up in the most ordinary way,
How To Run a 60-Minute Website Kickoff Call That Gets Answers
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