LLM Markdown 1.1 brings editor previews, per-post controls, improved content extraction diagnostics, and expanded SEO compatibility to WordPress. Here's how the plugin works, what's new, and how to expose your existing content as clean Markdown for AI agents.
Mark Zuckerberg published a 6,500-word AI manifesto that most people will never read. That may be the point. When AI and media intermediaries distribute compressed versions of an argument, controlling the original source becomes a new kind of communications power.
When attribution reports don't add up, the problem may be upstream: missing, duplicated, delayed, or misidentified events. Here's why event integrity belongs in the growth system, not just the analytics backlog.
When Frame.io's product telemetry grew into millions of events, sending everything downstream was no longer practical. We extended the marketing data architecture with Kinesis, Lambda, and Segment to filter, transform, and route meaningful signals.
WordPress 7 is here, but production doesn't need to be first. Why I deliberately delay major WordPress upgrades, apply security patches promptly, and let the ecosystem settle before deploying to client sites.
More product telemetry doesn't automatically create better marketing. The challenge is deciding which events should reach downstream systems, influence decisions, and drive action.
When the Arizona Health Zone platform lost its funding, its summer meals map still served a real need. We helped move the experience into Arizona Food Bank Network's WordPress site, preserving a public resource without rebuilding the entire system.
Running a business means respecting profit without confusing it for value. Some of the work worth protecting has no obvious buyer, no launch moment, and no clean path to revenue.
Workato needed more than an external Greenhouse job board. We brought searchable listings, filters, job detail pages, structured data, and internal URLs into its own website while leaving recruiting and applications with Greenhouse.
Before integrating Greenhouse into a production website, I rebuilt an older job board in vanilla JavaScript. The exercise exposed the real decisions around API data, metadata, filtering, URLs, and applications without involving a CMS.