Blogs & Insights
Technical post-mortems, engineering guides, and marketing deep dives from our team.
The Google 'Preferred Sources' Badge: What It Actually Does
Google's Preferred Sources badge is showing up on more websites. Here's what the feature does, who's eligible, and exactly how to add it to your own site.
Google Is Auto-Generating Your PMax Video Ads (Opt Out by Sept 4)
Performance Max now uses generative AI to auto-fill missing video aspect ratios. What's changing, and how to decide whether to opt out before the deadline.
ChatGPT Ads Just Landed in 31 European Markets
OpenAI's biggest advertising push yet launches without personalization, GDPR made sure of that, but the direction for chat as an ad channel is now obvious.
Google's August 2026 Spam Update: What Actually Changed
A global spam update rolled out the same week as a Search Console logging bug. How to tell which one actually hit your traffic before you touch anything.
Zero-Trust API Tokens for Background Worker Services
Why long-lived API keys are a liability for queues and automated agents, and how short-lived, scoped tokens fix the problem.
How SEO, Paid Ads, AI Automation & Web Dev Build Trust Across Global Markets
A 26-week multi-market programme showing how combining SEO, paid media, web speed, and AI automation drives enterprise B2B SaaS growth.
Architecting Multi-Tenant Isolation in Next.js
Why filtering by tenant ID in application code isn’t real isolation, and how to enforce tenant boundaries at the database layer instead.
Google Ads vs Meta Ads: A Beginner's Guide to Where Your Money Should Go
Google catches people mid-decision, Meta creates the decision in the first place. A practical way to split your first budget between them.
Meta Ads for Complete Beginners: How It Actually Works
Objectives, audience targeting, creative, the learning phase, and why retargeting is usually where the real return on investment lives.
Google Ads for Complete Beginners: How It Actually Works
No jargon dumps, no "just optimize your CTR" nonsense. Keywords, the auction, Quality Score, landing pages, and budgets, explained plainly.
The hotel that forgot to lock its doors
A security post-mortem on how a client-side privacy rule gave the illusion of security while leaving every room door unlocked to server API requests.