AI Is Changing WordPress Agencies Faster Than We Think

Well, and that begs the question, is Elementor going bye-bye? You know, like, I think, like, when people, when it comes to tech sector jobs, especially, like, let's say WordPress jobs, specifically, the whole, this AI thing is, it's going to upset everything.

Like, it's going to change everything, I believe.

That's what I'm seeing.

You know, like, here you go, even if it's not perfect, you go, like, I'm already seeing the very small jobs disappearing, you know, like, They don't exist anymore.

I

think there's a there's a difference, though, right? Because if you're familiar with what you think you should see at the end, then you have a little more confidence playing with the tool, right? Especially if it's something that's going to drive revenue or something like that.

Admittedly, this is a test site for me, right? It's a personal project.

It's not a customer project.

So I'm like, I can play on this.

If I blow it up, it's not the end of the world.

And we have a backup.

So I'm always real clear on this, like staging sites, backups.

Absolutely right.

Best practice.

There were so many interesting things that happened in this process.

So it says, yeah, let me check out the website and its structure and I'll report back to you.

And then it says, well, you've got seven pages plus this, plus this, plus this.

I go, okay, great.

And then it says, oh, we noticed a lot of bloat with Yoast.

And I go, well, can we fix that while we're in there? It says, yeah, let me take a whack at that too.

And so it goes in and it takes out like 400,000 entries from Yoast.

Turned out that I had a plugin that was like automating.

It was putting in a podcast episodes on a RSS feed.

So I set that up as an automation, but what that plugin did is somewhere along the line, it started adding all of the plugins and not all the, all the podcasts all the time.

So let's say you and I had a show on like how not to use AI as an agency.