


Tech & Marketing News, Opinions and shameless self-promotions from probably the best microagency in the world.
Most agency blogs exist to justify a retainer line item -- a steady drip of generic "5 Tips for X" posts nobody asked for, written to hit a keyword instead of say anything.
The Foxco blog exists for a different reason: because building things that actually work generates real opinions, and most of them don't fit cleanly on a service page.
That means posts grounded in real platform work -- WordPress architecture decisions that actually hold up at scale, Shopify and WooCommerce tradeoffs nobody mentions until they've lived through them, and the kind of technical detail most agencies skip because it doesn't summarize well in a sales call. If something's worth building, it's usually worth explaining why.
It also means honest coverage of where SEO and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) is actually heading, not recycled advice from three years ago. Search is changing faster than most agency content admits, and pretending otherwise doesn't serve anyone who's actually trying to stay visible.
And it means strategy and consulting-adjacent thinking that doesn't require booking a call to hear -- the kind of platform, growth, and technology decisions Foxco Technology Consulting works through with clients directly, shared here because good thinking doesn't need to be gated to be useful.
Not every post will be for every reader, and that's deliberate. A blog trying to be relevant to everyone usually ends up saying nothing to anyone. This one's written for people actually building something, whether or not they ever become a client.