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The strongest issues to start with.
A shortcut into the archive for teams that want useful WordPress fixes without wading through every issue in order.
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Flagged as worth revisiting
Issue 2
Diagnose first, invest second
Two free checks to run before paying for an SEO audit, sprint, or plugin fix — and when the results tell you it's time to escalate.
Issue 7
How to get your content quoted by ChatGPT
AI tools favour a specific shape of content — direct questions, clear answers, short topical chunks. How to restructure a page so it gets cited in AI answers, not skipped.
Issue 3
The one file that tells ChatGPT how to read your site
What llms.txt is, why AI crawler traffic is now worth optimising for, and how to add the file to your WordPress site in about fifteen minutes.
Issue 1
Start here: the first fix
The inaugural issue — what One WordPress Fix a Week is, what to expect each week, and a 15-minute plugin clean-up that quietly speeds up almost every site.
Starter collection
technical-seo
How to get your content quoted by ChatGPT
AI tools favour a specific shape of content — direct questions, clear answers, short topical chunks. How to restructure a page so it gets cited in AI answers, not skipped.
Find the question first
A simple four-tool workflow for deciding what your WordPress site needs next — find real demand, check how machines read your site, fix the right thing, and escalate to an audit only when the problem is bigger than one fix.
Starter collection
wordpress
97% of WordPress hacks come from one place
Almost all WordPress vulnerabilities come from plugins and themes, not core. A 20-minute audit to find the abandoned and risky plugins on your site — and why a maintained site is a safe one.
Why your WordPress site feels slow
Most WordPress sites fail Core Web Vitals for the same handful of reasons. How to find your worst offender — your LCP element — in five minutes, and what to do about it.
Starter collection
ai-search
How to get your content quoted by ChatGPT
AI tools favour a specific shape of content — direct questions, clear answers, short topical chunks. How to restructure a page so it gets cited in AI answers, not skipped.
The one file that tells ChatGPT how to read your site
What llms.txt is, why AI crawler traffic is now worth optimising for, and how to add the file to your WordPress site in about fifteen minutes.
Starter collection
maintenance
97% of WordPress hacks come from one place
Almost all WordPress vulnerabilities come from plugins and themes, not core. A 20-minute audit to find the abandoned and risky plugins on your site — and why a maintained site is a safe one.
Start here: the first fix
The inaugural issue — what One WordPress Fix a Week is, what to expect each week, and a 15-minute plugin clean-up that quietly speeds up almost every site.
Starter collection
performance
Why your WordPress site feels slow
Most WordPress sites fail Core Web Vitals for the same handful of reasons. How to find your worst offender — your LCP element — in five minutes, and what to do about it.
Start here: the first fix
The inaugural issue — what One WordPress Fix a Week is, what to expect each week, and a 15-minute plugin clean-up that quietly speeds up almost every site.
Starter collection
seo
Find the question first
A simple four-tool workflow for deciding what your WordPress site needs next — find real demand, check how machines read your site, fix the right thing, and escalate to an audit only when the problem is bigger than one fix.
Diagnose first, invest second
Two free checks to run before paying for an SEO audit, sprint, or plugin fix — and when the results tell you it's time to escalate.