Website Building

A crochet designer on building her own pattern shop: a static Astro site on Cloudflare, free service tiers, 100 on PageSpeed desktop, and no admin panel.

In 2024 I wrote that matching offers between shops needs a team. In 2026 I gave 100 products to 10 AI agents: what they checked, what they skipped, and how it scales.

Pinterest is a visual search engine, and every pin links back to a page. Here’s how to post a pin for every WordPress article automatically, with no scheduler and no API keys.

Content Egg 22.0 adds deals that know their own price: they expire when the price rises or the product sells out, and come back when the deal does.

A cashback site needs four things: links that track who clicked, a record of what each member earned, somewhere they can see it, and a way to pay them. Version 3 does all four, on your own WordPress site. Members get an account page with a balance that moves as their orders approve. You get … Read more

You want Claude to write directly into your WordPress site. You search for how, and every guide tells you the same thing. Install Node.js. Download a plugin from GitHub. Edit a JSON configuration file. Restart the desktop app. Then, if nothing went wrong, you finally have a connection. You are not a developer. You close … Read more

You find the perfect shop to promote. Good products, a real affiliate program, a page you would happily link to. Then you look for a way in. No Amazon. No network. No API. No product feed. A dead end. That dead end is the reason Affiliate Egg exists. And with version 11, it reaches much … Read more

I recently created a new demo site for Too Much Niche: BuildRankEarn.com This demo is different from my previous hobby niche site. That site was about microgreens and home fermentation. A real hobby topic. Something personal, practical, and easy to understand. This time, I wanted to test a different use case: building a niche website … Read more

You found a good supplier. The products look right. The prices are acceptable. The niche is not overcrowded. Maybe it is a local distributor, a manufacturer, a B2B wholesaler, or a brand that is not already used by thousands of identical dropshipping stores. So you ask them a simple question: Can you send me a … Read more

I recently created a small demo site for Too Much Niche: slowlarder.com It is a simple blog about two hobbies I actually like: growing microgreens at home and fermenting vegetables at home. Nothing fancy. No huge team. No custom design agency. Just a domain, WordPress, a simple theme, a content plan, and articles generated with … Read more