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WordPress Security Guide 2026: 20+ Steps to Protect Your Site

Learn how to secure your WordPress site in 2026 with our comprehensive checklist. Expert tips on plugins, hardening, backups, and when to hire professionals.

By Bartosz Nowak

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WordPress Page Speed Optimization: 20 Expert Tips to Boost Your Site Performance

By Michał Gwóźdź

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What are web development agency red flags? Osom Studio’s essential checklist for evaluating your agency

By Robert Cnotalski

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When a WordPress contract goes badly wrong…

By Maciej Nowak

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What to Do When Your WordPress Agency Stops Responding?

WordPress agency stopped responding? Secure access, assess urgency, find reliable help. Step-by-step guide from an agency that rescues abandoned sites.

By Maciej Nowak

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Proactive WordPress Maintenance: Website Monitoring That Protects Revenue

Proactive WordPress website maintenance monitoring spots anomalies in checkout, forms, performance, and security before they impact revenue. Explore the full guide to see which signals to track and how to turn alerts into faster, calmer triage.

By Maciej Nowak

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WordPress Technical Audit: What It Covers and When to Rebuild

Learn what a wordpress technical audit includes and how it keeps your site fast- covering key upgrades that prevent performance regressions and protect SEO and conversions.

By Maciej Nowak

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WordPress Website Optimization for 2026: What Site Owners Need to Know

Learn what it takes to keep a WordPress site fast in 2026. We break down the key technical upgrades to prevent performance regressions and protect SEO and conversions.

By Marta Kuniej

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Starting a Project with Osom Studio: Simple, Designed, and Predictable

Osom Studio’s onboarding process for new WordPress or WooCommerce projects makes scope, timelines, and responsibilities clear from day one.

By Maciej Nowak

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How to Run Safe WordPress Deployments – Our QA Workflow

A practical inside look at a safe WordPress deployment workflow: code review, staging QA, controlled release and post-production verification.

By Tomasz Zieliński

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Highlights from WordCamp Gdynia 2025

WordCamp Europe is the largest conference in Europe, bringing together WordPress creators, and open-source enthusiasts. We just couldn’t miss it!

By Łukasz Kaczmarek

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From WordPress Services to Scalable Products: What It Really Takes – interview with Robert Windisch

What happens when a WordPress agency builds the tool it needs – and then turns it into a standalone business? Listen to a conversation with Robert Windish about his agency journey.

By Maciej Nowak

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Website Security: What Can We Learn Letting Hackers Attack Test Sites? – interview with Max Matłoka

In this talk Max Matłoka shared practical insights on WordPress security, plugin hygiene, and why it’s time to rewrite the narrative around the world’s most popular CMS.

By Maciej Nowak

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Smart Email Automations Every Brand Needs – interview with Greg Zakowicz

Most marketers say they personalize their emails. Few actually do it in a way that impacts revenue. In our recent episode of the Osom to Know podcast, we spoke with Greg Zakowicz about today’s world of an email automation.

By Maciej Nowak

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The Big Move: Successfully Migrating Complex Data to WordPress & WooCommerce

Learn how to transfer intricate manufacturing catalogs without compromising site performance, or data integrity – your step-by-step migration roadmap.

By Tomasz Zieliński

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How can AI transform Your WordPress Agency? Interview with Matt Medeiros

In this episode we talk with Matt Medeiros who outlines how WordPress agencies can stay relevant and profitable in an AI-driven future – without sacrificing their clients, or team.

By Maciej Nowak