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Reading a PageSpeed Report in 2026: 30% of the Score Is a Metric Google Does Not Rank You On
Total Blocking Time is 30% of a PageSpeed score and is not a Core Web Vital. INP is a Core Web Vital and is 0% of the score. Which number to read first.
WooCommerce Cache Exclusions Decide What Gets Stored, Not What Gets Served
An exclusion decides what a page cache stores, not what it serves. Set WooCommerce exclusions before the master switch, and see why /cart catches too much.
Cloudflare Caches 56 File Types, and HTML Is Not One of Them
Cloudflare caches 56 file extensions by default and none of them is HTML. What that means for connecting a WordPress page cache, and the order you purge in.
Migrating from WP Rocket: Delete It First and There Is Nothing Left to Import
WP Rocket keeps every setting in one wp_options row, and deleting the plugin destroys it. What an importer reads, and which two Advanced Rules boxes never travel.
Redis Object Caching on WordPress: Setup That Survives a Redis Restart
Redis Object Cache's drop-in stops the site when Redis is unreachable, and Redis refuses writes when full. Two shipped defaults, both one line to fix.
How to Check Whether WordPress Caching Is Actually Working
WordPress core accepts fourteen response headers as proof of a page cache, and six of them prove nothing. Four checks that tell you what really happened.
Connecting Claude to a WordPress Fleet in 2026: One of These Five Routes You May Already Be Paying For
WordPress.com's MCP server reaches every site on an account, and Jetpack-connected self-hosted sites use the same one. Five routes to a fleet, priced and compared.
How to Let Claude or ChatGPT Manage Your WordPress Site Speed (via MCP)
Connect your WordPress sites to xSpeed Hub, give Claude or ChatGPT one MCP connection, and ask for a perfect PageSpeed score. The step-by-step guide to the agent-first workflow in xSpeed Cache.
How to Set Up xSpeed Cache on WordPress in 2026
Install, activate, then confirm the cache is really working from outside your own server. The free settings that matter, and where the Pro line actually falls.
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