Closing Phase One of the German Accelerator U.S. Program

Our CEO shares Greyd’s journey through phase one of the German Accelerator U.S. Market Access Program—from Palo Alto to New York—and how the experience refined their strategy, clarified their positioning, and set the stage for the next chapter of growth.

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News from our core contributors in September

Our contributors focused on the Core AI and Editor teams, refining design and usability in WordPress. They advanced AI-assisted content creation, improved font preset usability, and strengthened editor consistency and user experience.

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News from our core contributors in August

Tammie focused on curating design issues, refining triage labels in the core editor repo, preparing contributor resources for WordCamp US, and participating in Contributor Day.

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WordPress News in August

Fresh insights into the WordPress core, the new major release 2025 and the latest information about events and contributions.

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News from our Core Contributors in July

Tammie focused on reviewing design issues, improving editor extensibility, and helping shape priorities for WordPress 6.9 through feedback, triage, and new tickets.

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This episode explores how agencies can scale hosting across hundreds of sites without sacrificing performance. Jessica Lyschik and Zach Stepek discuss common pitfalls, the importance of reliable partners, and how to manage costs, caching, and WooCommerce performance at scale.

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Good for Users, Great for Business: Accessibility

This episode is all about what the European Accessibility Act means for agencies, why many still struggle to make it part of everyday workflows, and how quick fixes like overlay plugins can hurt users and revenue. The conversation shares proven strategies, lessons from a transparent accessibility journey, and a practical toolbox with AI assistants, plugins, […]

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Why Big Projects Kill Profit

Big projects mean growth — but only with the right tech stack. Without it, they drain resources and profits. To improve, we must rethink our stack in practice, not just in theory.

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