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WordPress Agency Los Angeles
Senior operators, since 2009. Twenty-minute fit call, pricing on the same call, onboarded inside a week.
The short answer
The host is running versions Word. Press no longer recommends. As of 26 August 2026, Word. Press.org states the requirements as PHP 8.3 or greater, MariaDB 10.11 or later or MySQL 8.0 or later, and HTTPS on every installation, noting that older versions such as PHP 7.4 have reached end of life and may expose.
2009
operating since
300+
brands served
2,500+
campaigns run
15+
industries
20 min
to a real price
We say what we do.
We do what we say.
We do what we say.
No scope that quietly grows. No report that hides the bad week.
What it involves
What this actually involves.
Everything below is scoped, priced and owned by you. Nothing is a black box.
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The short answer
Tack Media builds, rebuilds and maintains Word. Press sites as commercial assets: performance, structure, tracking, forms wired into the CRM, and content operations that keep publishing.…
02
What it connects to
Connects to What moves Why it matters HubSpot Form submissions with UTMs and click IDs; tracked page views Every lead arrives with its source attached Google…
03
Where teams get stuck
The host is running versions Word. Press no longer recommends. As of 26 August 2026, Word. Press.org states the requirements as PHP 8.3 or greater, MariaDB…
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How it works — 1, 2, 3
Audit and access, week 1 to 2. Hosting stack, theme, plugins, performance, security, tracking and search structure. You get a written audit with what is urgent,…
05
What it costs
Tack Media engagements start at $5,000 a month. What moves the number: number of templates and pages, whether WooCommerce is involved, migration complexity, how much content…
06
Who owns the site and the hosting?
You do. Domain, hosting and licences are in your name, and we are given access rather than holding the keys. Everything is documented so another team…
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Can we take it in-house later?
Yes. We avoid proprietary layers that trap a site. Build documentation, credentials and deployment process are handed over, and we run a session with whoever takes…
08
Do you work with our existing site?
Usually. A full rebuild is right less often than agencies suggest. Frequently the answer is remediation: cut the plugin count, fix the tracking, repair the structure…
In plain language
What this actually means.
A website is a sales asset with a Core Web Vitals score attached. It has to load fast on a phone on a bad connection, say what you do in the first screen, and hand a qualified lead to a human without friction. Everything else is decoration.
What it is built with
The actual stack.
Named, not implied.
Platforms
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Next.js, headless WooCommerce
Front end
React, Next.js, Tailwind, native CSS, no jQuery bloat
Performance
Cloudflare, image CDNs, AVIF and WebP, critical CSS, font subsetting
Commerce
Shopify Plus, Stripe, Shop Pay, Klaviyo, Recharge
Forms & booking
Native REST endpoints, Calendly, HubSpot forms, honeypot and rate limiting
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 AA contrast, focus states, semantic landmarks
What it connects to
Tools and apps we integrate with.
If it has an API we have probably already wired it. If it does not, we will tell you before you buy it.
WordPressShopifyWebflowStripeKlaviyoHubSpotMailchimpCalendlyCloudflareGoogle Tag ManagerGA4Slack
The kinds of integrations we build
Concrete, not conceptual.
01
Form → everywhere
One submission lands in your inbox, your CRM, your Slack channel and a spreadsheet, with a stored copy so a mail failure never loses a lead.
REST + webhook02
Store → email
Abandoned cart, post-purchase and win-back flows wired to real product data, not generic templates.
Shopify + Klaviyo03
Booking → CRM
Calendly bookings create the contact, the deal and the reminder sequence automatically.
Calendly + HubSpot04
Content → schema
Structured data generated from the page, so search engines and answer engines read it correctly on day one.
JSON-LD engineQuestions people actually ask
Straight answers.
Including the price ones.
Will a rebuild lose our rankings?
Not if the URLs, the content and the internal links survive. We map every existing URL before anything moves, redirect one-to-one, and keep the copy that is already ranking. Losses happen when agencies rewrite and re-slug at the same time.
How long does a site take?
Six to twelve weeks for a marketing site. Longer if commerce and migrations are involved.
Can we edit it ourselves?
Yes. We hand over a CMS your team can actually use, and we train them on it.
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See the page →Where we measure it
Visibility isn't one place any more.
Every answer engine builds its index differently. We track them separately, because they behave separately.
Google AdsMetaLinkedInTikTokGA4Search ConsoleHubSpotShopify
AI made us faster.
It didn't make us new.
It didn't make us new.
Why us, not the next one
We've been doing search
since 2009.
Four algorithm eras. This is the fifth. We know which parts matter and which parts are noise, because we were here for the last four times everyone said search was dead.
We're not yes-people. We're going to do what's good for your brand.
How it starts
No deck. No mystery number.
01
Fit call
Twenty minutes. What you are trying to hit, by when, what is in the way.
02
Access
Read-only. Analytics, Search Console, the CMS. We look before we talk.
03
Findings
Where you appear today across every answer engine. Yours either way.
04
Scope
Written, itemised, assumptions listed so you can argue with them.
05
Start
Within a week of signature. You own every account.
In full
The short answer
The short answer Tack Media builds, rebuilds and maintains WordPress sites as commercial assets: performance, structure, tracking, forms wired into the CRM, and content operations that keep publishing. We work with WooCommerce and with headless setups where they earn their keep. Engagements start at $5,000 a month. What we actually do with WordPress WordPress runs a very large.
The short answer
Tack Media builds, rebuilds and maintains WordPress sites as commercial assets: performance, structure, tracking, forms wired into the CRM, and content operations that keep publishing. We work with WooCommerce and with headless setups where they earn their keep. Engagements start at $5,000 a month.
What we actually do with WordPress
WordPress runs a very large share of the web and most of it is running badly. Twenty plugins doing the work of four, a theme nobody can update, and forms that email a shared inbox and go nowhere else.
- Build and rebuild. Sites built on a maintainable theme with a defined block or page-builder approach, so the marketing team can publish without a developer for routine work.
- Performance. Image handling, caching, database cleanup, script deferral and plugin reduction. Core Web Vitals treated as a build requirement rather than a report you read afterwards.
- Search and AEO structure. Information architecture, internal linking, schema markup and clean heading hierarchy so pages are usable to search engines and to AI assistants reading them. That work is described on SEO, AEO and GEO.
- Forms into the CRM. Submissions written to HubSpot, Salesforce or Pipedrive with UTM values and click IDs attached, not just emailed.
- Tracking implementation. A clean tag container, GA4 events that mean something, and consent handling that satisfies counsel without destroying the data.
- WooCommerce. Store configuration, checkout work, order data pushed to email and CRM, and the product feed maintained for shopping campaigns.
- Maintenance. Core, theme and plugin updates on a staging site first, backups tested by restoring them, and a security posture that assumes someone will try.
What it connects to
| Connects to | What moves | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| HubSpot | Form submissions with UTMs and click IDs; tracked page views | Every lead arrives with its source attached |
| Google Analytics 4 | Page, form, scroll and ecommerce events | Content and conversion performance become measurable |
| Klaviyo | Signups, WooCommerce orders and content downloads | Non-Shopify stores get real lifecycle email |
| Google Ads | Conversion tracking, landing pages and remarketing tags | Campaigns land on pages built to convert, and are measured |
| n8n | REST API calls for publishing, syncing and content operations | Repetitive publishing work stops consuming an editor’s day |
| Claude | Briefs, metadata and internal link suggestions via the REST API | Editorial throughput rises with the review step intact |
| Slack | Form alerts, publish notifications and uptime warnings | Problems surface immediately rather than in a weekly check |
Where teams get stuck
The host is running versions WordPress no longer recommends. As of 26 August 2026, WordPress.org states the requirements as PHP 8.3 or greater, MariaDB 10.11 or later or MySQL 8.0 or later, and HTTPS on every installation, noting that older versions such as PHP 7.4 have reached end of life and may expose the site to security vulnerabilities. Plenty of sites still run on stacks below that line, and the owner finds out during an incident.
API access is handled insecurely. The REST API supports cookie authentication with nonces and Application Passwords over HTTPS, and WordPress explicitly warns that the Basic Authentication plugin sends a username and password with every request and should not be used in production. We see production integrations built on exactly that plugin more often than anyone would like.
Nobody knows what the REST API is already exposing. WordPress documents that the API exposes posts, pages, taxonomies and other built-in data types, respecting the existing permission model, so public content is generally publicly accessible via the API. That is usually fine and occasionally not, particularly with custom post types and user endpoints. It should be a decision, not a surprise.
WooCommerce keys are issued too broadly. WooCommerce generates a consumer key and consumer secret tied to a specific user, with read, write or read/write permission, and the secret shown only once. Read/write keys handed to a third-party tool that only needed read access are a standing risk, and rotating them later is nobody’s favourite afternoon.
How it works — 1, 2, 3
- Audit and access, week 1 to 2. Hosting stack, theme, plugins, performance, security, tracking and search structure. You get a written audit with what is urgent, what is worth doing, and what should be left alone.
- Build and connect, week 3 to 10. Work happens on staging. Rebuild or remediation, performance, tracking, CRM integration, schema and content structure. Launch with a rollback plan and a redirect map that has been tested.
- Run and report, ongoing. Updates on staging first, backups verified by restore, uptime and performance monitoring, and monthly reporting on speed, traffic and conversion.
What it costs
Tack Media engagements start at $5,000 a month. What moves the number: number of templates and pages, whether WooCommerce is involved, migration complexity, how much content operations we run, and whether ongoing maintenance sits with us.
WordPress core is free and open source. Hosting, premium plugins, licences and any CDN are billed by those vendors on your own account, and we will always tell you when a paid plugin is cheaper than custom development. Where the site is part of a wider programme, see marketing systems and capabilities.
Questions we get asked
Who owns the site and the hosting?
You do. Domain, hosting and licences are in your name, and we are given access rather than holding the keys. Everything is documented so another team could pick it up.
Can we take it in-house later?
Yes. We avoid proprietary layers that trap a site. Build documentation, credentials and deployment process are handed over, and we run a session with whoever takes it on.
Do you work with our existing site?
Usually. A full rebuild is right less often than agencies suggest. Frequently the answer is remediation: cut the plugin count, fix the tracking, repair the structure and leave the design alone.
Do you do headless WordPress?
When there is a reason. Headless adds real cost and takes the visual editing experience away from the marketing team. If the reason is genuine we build it. If it is fashion, we say so.
What if we already have a developer?
Then we can take only the marketing layer, tracking, CRM integration, schema and content structure, and work alongside them. That is a common arrangement and it works when the boundary is written down.
The bottom line
WordPress is a commercial asset or a liability depending on how it is built and who maintains it. The gap between the two is a supported hosting stack, a small plugin count, working tracking and forms that reach the CRM.
For an honest assessment of whether your site needs a rebuild or a repair, book a call with a Tack Media expert or phone 310-620-1141.
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We lock in.
We scope.
We got you.
Twenty minutes, no deck. Tell us what you're trying to hit and we'll tell you straight whether we're the right team for it.
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