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Field notes, playbooks, and code snippets from the mb3techs WordPress team.
Multisite or twenty separate installs? A practical comparison of blast radius, hosting cost, plugin licensing and offboarding for agencies managing large client portfolios.
One-off speed fixes never hold. A performance budget turns site speed into a pass-or-fail number you can monitor across an entire client portfolio and write into a retainer.
A migration that goes well is invisible. This phase-by-phase checklist covers the audit, the staged build, the cutover window and the 72 hours where most damage is caught or missed.
Before you hire, check whether you have a capacity problem or a process problem. Then compare the four ways to add WordPress delivery hours and phase external capacity in safely.
A white label NDA has to protect your client’s data, your own commercial information and the relationship itself. Here is what the agreement should say and how to back it with access controls.
Maintenance retainers turn unbilled favours into predictable revenue – but only if the scope, tiers and pricing are built from real delivery cost. Here is how agencies package and price them.
Client sites drift because the editor allows too many decisions. Here is how to build custom Gutenberg blocks, patterns and templates that clients can edit safely without breaking the design.
Native block bindings removed the need for custom blocks in simple cases, but not the need for field management. A scoping-stage comparison for agency builds.
A client site is hacked and they want it fixed today. Here is the agency response playbook: containment, entry-point investigation, clean rebuild, recovery and prevention.
How agencies should price WordPress projects: calculate real delivery cost, pick the right pricing model, and use scope and change-order terms that keep the margin you quoted.
Hourly, per-project or a monthly plan? A comparison of the three white label billing models on cost predictability, margin risk and admin load, with five questions to pick the right one.
NDAs, code ownership, team continuity, QA and the exclusions nobody mentions. Eleven questions to ask before you sign with a white label WordPress partner, and what good answers sound like.
