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Elizabeth Sramek

Elizabeth Sramek

Elizabeth Sramek is an independent advisor on search visibility and demand architecture for B2B companies operating in high-competition markets. Passionate about Wordpress development ever since WP was released. Based in Prague and working globally, she specializes in designing search presence for AI-mediated discovery and building category visibility that survives algorithmic shifts.

18 published guides
InspectWP vs. WPDeeply: Which WordPress Security Analysis Tool Wins in 2026? InspectWP is useful for seeing surface-level technology signals. WPDeeply is built for the next question: are the exact plugins and themes on your site tied to known CVEs,… Plugin Security 19 Aug 2026, 2 min ForgetWP.com is Now a Part of WPdeeply.com WordPress Family We don’t usually do “big announcement” posts. Most of what we publish here is tutorials, teardowns, and the occasional rant about a plugin that broke your site at… WordPress Insights 18 Aug 2026, 4 min WP Activity Log before 4.1.5 unauthenticated SQLi Status: patched. This is a fix-verified writeup of an unauthenticated SQL injection we originally disclosed in WP Activity Log (then WP Security Audit Log, now sold by Melapress)… Vulnerability Types 9 Aug 2026, 5 min WordPress Security Testing (2026 Update) Short answer: you can’t verify a WordPress security vendor’s claims by reading their marketing page — you verify them by checking what’s actually testable: their CVE disclosure history,… Security Research 9 Aug 2026, 14 min Plausible.io: Why You’re Going to Love It Are you looking for a Google Analytics alternative — one that doesn’t collect personal data and skips cookies entirely? Then Plausible.io might be exactly what you’re after. We’ve… WordPress Insights 6 Aug 2026, 9 min WordPress Vulnerabilities — July 2026 What mattered in WordPress plugin security last month, and what to do about it. Security News 3 Aug 2026, 2 min How to Select the Best Business to Work With (as a Solo WordPress Entrepreneur) There’s a specific kind of dread that comes from a plugin update breaking a client site at 11pm on a Sunday, and you’re the only person who’s going… WordPress Insights 30 Jul 2026, 11 min WordPress Security Plugins Compared: What Each Type Actually Does Firewalls, scanners, backup tools and vulnerability monitors solve different problems. Mixing them up leaves gaps. Security News 21 Jul 2026, 2 min WordPress Vulnerabilities — June 2026 June’s WordPress plugin security disclosures, and the recurring themes behind them. Security News 2 Jul 2026, 1 min Remote Code Execution in WordPress, Explained The worst class, how plugins get there, and why cleanup is not the same as patching. Vulnerability Types 24 Jun 2026, 2 min