Most teams treat a malware warning like a web issue, until it starts blocking forms and spiking support tickets. General malware shows up in 72.7% of breached sites, which means the fallout is predictable. The response should be, too.
43% Are Investing in Performance. Are You?
Performance budgets are rising because speed is no longer optional. This post explains what the 43% investment trend means for your pipeline, and how to target fixes that reduce friction on your highest value pages.
46% of WordPress Flaws Stayed Unpatched in 2025
A 46% unpatched rate is not about missing one update. It is about missing ownership. Learn how a simple patching rhythm and monitoring can protect uptime, search visibility, and trust before the next disclosure becomes an incident.
63% of eCommerce Sales on Mobile Means Speed Is Strategy
By 2028, most eCommerce revenue is expected to come from mobile. That makes speed a business metric, not a dev preference. Here’s how to treat mobile performance like a repeatable growth system instead of a last-minute scramble.
52.9% of Traffic Is Mobile. Treat It Like It.
Phones are now the default path to your site, but many templates and QA processes still assume desktop. Learn how to treat mobile as the primary conversion journey and what to review first to close the gap.
Turn “Browsers” Into Buyers With Less Friction
A 1.6% conversion rate is not a traffic problem, it’s a profit leak. Learn where eCommerce sites lose buyers, from slow product pages to low-trust checkout moments, and what to tighten first to turn more visits into orders.
4.7 Million WordPress Sites Are Hacked Every Year
A hacked website is rarely “just a website problem.” It hits lead flow, ad performance, and trust at the worst possible time. Here’s how to think about WordPress risk like an operating expense, and reduce it with a repeatable plan.
WordPress Core Had Only 2 Published Vulnerabilities in 2025
Patchstack’s 2025 numbers show WordPress core had only 2 published vulnerabilities. That does not eliminate risk, it clarifies it. The real question is whether your surrounding stack is governed well enough to stand up to enterprise scrutiny.
Most Visitors Never See Half Your Page
Most visitors never reach the bottom of your best pages. When only 55% is viewed, the real question is what lives in that first screen. Learn how to restructure messaging, proof, and speed so the top of the page carries the business case.
19.2 Billion Login Attempts, One Quarter, One Message
In Q3 2025 alone, security firewalls blocked 19.2 billion brute force login attempts against WordPress sites. That volume changes how you should think about “low-skill” attacks. Here is what it means for access risk, uptime, and credibility.