Posts tagged “Automation”

We moved from Elementor to Figma, and from hand-coding to specs. How that changed what we build, why a static page is faster, a test for whether your site needs WordPress, the real costs of static, and a free playbook any coding agent can follow.

Report spam clears your own copy and tells Google; the rest of the group still gets the mail. Which button to press, what group owners and Workspace admins can do, and the spec for the gate we built ourselves.

PHP shipped fixes for two remote code execution bugs on October 21, 2026. We patched 66 hosted sites that day. Twelve more needed nothing, because we had rebuilt them as static HTML in August, and the server logs show what that rebuild changed.

AI tools deleted visible configuration, and the setup work moved where buyers cannot see it. The 2026 tooling market ran the experiment at full scale: easy to try, easy to cancel, and billing units that admit nobody has settled what AI value costs. We built the chain that measures conversions from AI, and we publish our own numbers, zeros included.

All performance data for all clients flows into one PostgreSQL database. Every number can be traced to the exact API response that produced it, and reports are reproducible at any time.

A 12-person team managing 33 clients requires significant automation. We use n8n for workflow automation and MCP for AI-assisted operations, with 240+ tools across three servers.

Marketing infrastructure breaks silently. Automated monitoring catches site errors, tracking breaks, budget overruns, and broken images in hours instead of weeks.

Choice OMG monitors 60,000+ data points daily through four independent pipelines feeding a centralized PostgreSQL database, creating an auditable chain from raw API response to client report.

n8n 2.0 focuses on structural improvements to reliability, security, and maintainability for automation workflows.

n8n now supports Model Context Protocol, enabling secure connections between automation workflows and AI systems.

Build a competitor monitoring system using open source tools like Changedetection.io, Scrapy, and AI-powered analysis.

Envato slashed AI generations from unlimited to 10 per month, signaling a broader market correction for the entire SaaS industry.