Boozy Browsing: Pour Decisions in Web Development
Boozy Browsing: Pour Decisions in Web Development
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Cheers!
Mix, Click, and Code with Us!
Welcome to the digital speakeasy where WordPress wizards and design dabblers come together to sip, critique, and fix the web one cocktail at a time! Boozy Browsing is the podcast that turns technical troubleshooting into happy hour entertainment.
What’s on tap? Each episode, our tech-tipsy hosts serve up a fresh themed cocktail while dissecting websites with the precision of seasoned developers (and the honesty that comes after a drink or two). From “The CSS Spritzer” to “The WordPress Whiskey Sour,” we’re mixing drinks and fixing links!
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The podcast dives into various themes including web development, content management systems, and industry trends. Specific episodes cover topics such as the debate around headless CMS, the evolution of web technologies, and the role of AI in the job market. For example, in Episode 3, the hosts discuss the pros and cons of headless CMS, while Episode 4 reflects on transitioning from intern to industry expert, demonstrating the show's focus on practical advice and insights.

Cheers!
Mix, Click, and Code with Us!
Welcome to the digital speakeasy where WordPress wizards and design dabblers come together to sip, critique, and fix the web one cocktail at a time! Boozy Browsing is the podcast that turns technical troubleshooting into happy hour entertainment.
What’s on tap? Each episode, our tech-tipsy hosts serve up a fresh themed cocktail while dissecting websites with the precision of seasoned developers (and the honesty that comes after a drink or two). From “The CSS Spritzer” to “The WordPress Whiskey Sour,” we’re mixing drinks and fixing links!
Your site looks fine. But a security vulnerability has been sitting unpatched for 194 days. A broken link from your paid ad campaign is converting at exactly $0. Your last deployment quietly broke something in production that staging never caught. These are the silent killers — the website problems that drain revenue without triggering a single alert. Meeky and Matt walk through the most damaging silent killers they see on real websites, what each one actually costs, and what to do about it. Over Dragon Milk Stout and Coffee.
🍺 Featured Drinks: Meeky: Dragon Milk Stout | Matt: Coffee
💡 WHAT WE COVER:
✅ How deployment disasters happen — and what a live site collapse actually looks like on the other side
✅ Security monitoring: the signals worth watching vs. the noise that isn’t
✅ What’s running under the hood of your site — and why 96% of WordPress vulnerabilities hide in your plugins
✅ Why customers don’t tell you when something breaks. They close the tab and buy from someone else.
✅ The 1% performance gain that compounds into real revenue over time
✅ Broken links from paid ads: how a single bad URL turns a $10 click into $0
✅ The 3-step process for broken links that most dev teams skip
📊 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
• The average breach goes undetected for 194 days — most brands find out from a customer, not their own monitoring
• 7,966 new WordPress vulnerabilities were discovered in 2024. 96% were in third-party plugins.
• 96% of shoppers who hit a site error never report it. They just leave.
• A 100ms speed improvement drives 8.4% higher conversion and 9.2% higher average order value
• Downtime costs the average e-commerce store $5,600 per minute — most brands have no real-time alert for it
• Every click from a paid ad that lands on a broken page returns exactly $0 on that spend
🔗 LINKS & RESOURCES:
Boozy Browsing: https://www.boozybrowsing.com/
Submit your site for a free 3E audit: https://boozybrowsing.com#submit
Matt Dorman on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewdorman/
Meeky Hwang on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meekyhwang

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