WooCommerce product configurators: plugin or custom code?

Made-to-measure products need a configurator. Here’s how to decide between a plugin and a custom build.

Made-to-measure products need a configurator. Here’s how to decide between a plugin and a custom build.

llms.txt gets sold as essential for AI visibility. Here’s what it really does, and the cheap, low-risk way to try it.

Images are usually the heaviest part of a product page. Here’s a format and sizing strategy that scales to thousands of products.

Server-side tracking is often sold as a must-have. For some stores it is. For others, a clean browser setup does the job for less.

Structured data is how machines read your store. Here’s which schema types matter and the fields most stores get wrong.

Two caching layers can make a store very fast, or break the cart. Here’s how to set them up so they work together.

AI assistants are learning to shop on people’s behalf. Stores with clean data and clear policies will be the ones they choose.

Updating plugins on a live store is like changing tyres on a moving car. A staging site fixes that.
Many brands run content on one domain and sell on another. Without cross-domain tracking, every sale from the blog looks like direct traffic.

Since June 2025, many online stores selling in the EU must be accessible by law. Here’s what that means in practice.