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This page combines new Jenlu case studies with search, analytics, WordPress and regulated-sector updates that can influence visibility, maintenance and website decision-making. Every post links back to a relevant service or case study so the archive supports SEO as well as visitors.
Latest · Search and analytics
28 September 2026 · Search and analytics
Google’s new report shows when people find a website through image-led web searches, helping businesses connect visual discovery with stronger SEO and measurement.
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The initial archive mixes new case study releases with official-source industry topics that are relevant to search visibility, analytics, WordPress maintenance and regulated websites.
WordPress security21 September 2026 · WordPress security
WordPress 7.1.1 includes 11 security fixes. A short, deliberate update and customer-journey check helps a business stay secure and available.
Read the post →Technical SEO14 September 2026 · Technical SEO
Google’s new regional Search guidance is a prompt to check whether customer information, crawlability and reporting are ready for the markets that matter.
Read the post →WordPress security7 September 2026 · WordPress security
WordPress’s updated disclosure programme is a timely prompt to review access, update ownership and recovery planning.
Read the post →WordPress support31 August 2026 · WordPress
A new official tool offers a clearer visitor view, quick-edit shortcuts and useful checks for WordPress teams.
Read the post →WordPress release24 August 2026 · WordPress
New editing and responsive-design tools make a measured release check worthwhile for every business website.
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Client tool22 August 2026 · Ecommerce tooling
A map-led workflow for delivery zones, postcode checks and clearer local-delivery decisions.
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Client platform22 August 2026 · Discovery platform
A map-led product bringing local rides, clinics and livery into one clearer discovery experience.
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Security release17 August 2026 · WordPress security
How to respond quickly to a security release without leaving key customer journeys to chance.
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Release readiness10 August 2026 · WordPress
Why staging, backups and checking important customer journeys belong in every update routine.
Read the post →Search reporting3 August 2026 · Search and analytics
What the new platform properties can show, and why a dependable measurement baseline still matters.
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AI visibility20 July 2026 · Search and analytics
What the new reporting can show, and why a dependable measurement baseline still matters.
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Client project20 July 2026 · Case study release
Specialist sector trust, strong launch performance and a client-managed handover.
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Client website20 July 2026 · Case study release
Class discovery by age, parent reassurance and a clearer route into taster bookings.
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Maintenance17 July 2026 · WordPress
A short, SEO-friendly take on why release activity still needs a practical update process.
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Automotive sector2 July 2026 · FCA
Why regulatory changes affect trust, messaging and customer journeys on automotive sites.
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Analytics11 June 2026 · Analytics
A useful update for businesses trying to standardise social and advertising source data.
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Technical SEO31 March 2026 · Search
Why bloated templates and misplaced metadata can quietly hurt indexing.
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Client project28 July 2025 · Case study release
A trade-facing website organised around job stages, technical clarity and better enquiries.
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Client website11 April 2025 · Case study release
A technical data service made easier to understand and buy online.
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Client website11 September 2024 · Case study release
A regulated automotive service explained more clearly for busy dealers.
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Client project7 April 2023 · Case study release
A booking-led outdoor website shaped around trust, offer depth and specialist credibility.
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This kind of archive supports SEO best when each post links naturally into a service, support topic or case study and is published consistently rather than all at once.
