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Why Perplexity cites your brand and ChatGPT does not

Our own Geoboard baseline showed Perplexity as the strongest engine and ChatGPT with zero presence across eight tracked prompts in the same run. Here is the mechanism behind that split, and what it means for procurement, evaluators, and agencies reporting AI visibility to clients.

Measuring AI visibility

We pointed AI-visibility monitoring at our own site for a quarter. Three runs, three different instruments, and the finding that none of those numbers can be read without the method behind it. What they showed, what they never measured, and what we track now.

WordPress security audit

A real audit of an SME WordPress site: Elementor pinned at 3.11.1 with four critical CVEs, and Contact Form 7 at 5.8 exposed to CVE-2023-6449 arbitrary file upload. The outdated-plugin pattern that fast and AI-assisted builds leave behind, and how an audit catches it.

Too many WordPress plugins

An insurance comparison site arrived with 30+ plugins, a 705 MB database, and a 7.7s LCP. The worst offender was a view counter writing to wp_postmeta on every load. A real teardown of the plugin-sprawl pattern that fast and AI-assisted builds keep producing.

Does AI render JavaScript

A June 2026 live test showed six of seven leading Western AI assistants read only raw HTML, not JavaScript-rendered content. What that means if your facts load client-side, and why our stack already serves everything server-side.

The WordPress 7.1 roadmap

Anne McCarthy's WordPress 7.1 roadmap is framed around collaboration, yet real-time collaboration is the one feature that keeps slipping. What actually ships on 19 August 2026, and what the canary-deployment debate says about how WordPress is built.

WordPress supply chain attacks in 2026

A single week in June 2026 saw the Awesome Motive CDN breach, the ShapedPlugin build pipeline compromise, and a 13-year backdoor campaign exposed. The common thread: the official update channel was the attack vector. What store owners should actually change.

WordPress 7.0 Armstrong, what actually changed

WordPress 7.0 codenamed Armstrong shipped in May 2026 with foundational AI infrastructure (Abilities API, AI Services Registry, AI Client), a modernised dashboard, Command Palette everywhere, block-level custom CSS and the Icons block. Real-time collaboration was removed during the release-candidate cycle. This guide is the post-release recap of what changed, what to test, and what to wire up.