I spent some time looking at the data from the 2024 Survey of WordPress Professionals, focusing on “one person agencies” in the United States. There were some unexpected findings from which I drew a few conclusions. I hope you find it interesting and thought provoking.

The latest issue of the WP Perspectives Newsletter is out. Pronounced obsolete and dead, WordPress page builders are experiencing a resurgence. In this issue I discuss the perfect storm that has lead to their ascendancy.

In this episode of Do the Woo Philip Levine tells how he, as a solo agency owner, manages a large number of WordPress sites.

Kyle of the Admin Bar conducts an annual survey of WordPress professionals. The 2025 results are in and there are some interesting results. I was surprised at the income and salary figures. He shares his take in a video linked near the bottom.

This reduction comes after two rounds of employee buyouts late last year.

Matt and Mark grapple with some philosophical questions about what it means to be a WordPress professional.

Patchstack has released their annual State of WordPress security report.

This is a nice interview with Katie Keith. She started out making websites, grew into an agency, then started developing and selling plugins. Now her company is moving into Shopify also. It is an interesting journey and she shares her insights.

Apparently the request to trademark “Hosted WordPress” and “Managed WordPress” was rejected.