Work
Work I wrote, edited or collaborated on for somebody else’s site, plus the research and essays here that belong with it.
12 pieces / 2 publications
I build the kind of thing I write about. It makes the writing faster and the technical reviews shorter.
Naming, identity, and voice. Same job as writing, different medium.
Launches, positioning, and the calendar that holds it together.
Compares 6 Kentico alternatives, among them WordPress, Sitecore, Contentful, and Drupal, on ownership, editorial speed, and 5-year cost.
Compares 6 Kentico alternatives, among them WordPress, Sitecore, Contentful, and Drupal, on ownership, editorial speed, and 5-year cost. Written for teams facing Xperience 13’s end of life on December 31, 2026.
Covers the eleven strongest Contentful competitors in 2026, split across headless CMS replacements and enterprise DXP upgrades, each matched to the specific constraint it resolves.
The questions a company should ask before hiring a WordPress partner, and what the answers tell you about whether that partner can deliver.
Lists the business and technical signs that an in-house WordPress team has hit its limit, what waiting costs, and how staff augmentation adds…
Lists the business and technical signs that an in-house WordPress team has hit its limit, what waiting costs, and how staff augmentation adds expert developers without a long hiring cycle.
An enterprise evaluation of the strongest Drupal alternatives in 2026, weighing each platform on developer availability, long-term cost, and the effort to migrate.
The questions a company should ask before signing with a migration partner, and what each answer reveals about whether that partner can actually deliver the move.
Gives the criteria for choosing a WordPress migration agency, such as a documented process, a record of protecting SEO, and formal QA, plus a…
Gives the criteria for choosing a WordPress migration agency, such as a documented process, a record of protecting SEO, and formal QA, plus a pre-onboarding checklist and the red flags to avoid.
A six-chapter handbook on enterprise WordPress hosting: choosing a platform, infrastructure and performance, multisite portfolios, support, the…
A six-chapter handbook on enterprise WordPress hosting: choosing a platform, infrastructure and performance, multisite portfolios, support, the vendor comparison, and DevOps workflows. Edited and shaped in a content-strategist role.
Helps you choose a WordPress theme that won’t slow your site, with 9 tips on size, updates, and reviews, and 4 kinds of theme to avoid, starting with bloated ones.
Compares single-domain, wildcard, and multi-domain SSL certificates and the DV, OV, and EV validation levels, and helps you pick one for your site and budget.
Checks DuckDuckGo’s untracked search, tracker blocking, and other privacy protections one by one and weighs its results against Google, Bing, and Yahoo.
Reviews the Brave browser’s privacy protections, speed, and token-based ad model against Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, and says who should make the switch.
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