There is no magic number. What matters is what each plugin does, who maintains it, and whether you would notice if it broke. A practical way to audit the ones you have.
An app costs several times what a website costs, and most businesses that build one did not need it. The three questions that decide it, and the option in between that people forget.
The free listing that decides whether anyone nearby finds you. Every field that matters, in the order it matters, plus the mistakes that quietly suppress a profile.
Every business that stops blogging stops for the same reason. Five places to find topics that are already sitting in your business, and the test for whether one is worth writing.
Three ways to get a website built, each genuinely right for someone. What each actually costs once you count the parts nobody quotes, and the failure mode of each.
Traffic arriving and nothing selling is a different problem from no traffic, and more ads will not fix it. Seven reasons people leave a Bangladeshi store without buying.
GA4 shows a business owner far more than they need and buries the five numbers that matter. Which reports to actually open, and what each one tells you.
Most website disputes come from four clauses that were never written down. What a contract should say, what to ask for if it does not, and the one thing worth walking away over.
