The WPressBlog Editorial Team consists of WordPress practitioners, hosting testers, speed optimization engineers, and content strategists.
Together, we ensure every article published on WPressBlog is accurate, practical, and backed by real-world testing.
All content follows our official Editorial Guidelines & Review Methodology.
Our Roles & Responsibilities
1. Lead WordPress Tester
Responsible for all hosting and performance evaluation across the site, including:
- Running full hosting performance tests
- Tracking uptime & load behavior
- Measuring Core Web Vitals (LCP, TTFB, CLS, FID)
- Benchmarking caching plugins and speed optimization setups from our Speed Optimization Guides
This role ensures every hosting review or comparison reflects real, reproducible data.
2. Technical Review Specialist
The reviewer oversees all technical accuracy and verification steps.
- Verifies tutorials, guides, and technical fixes from our WordPress Tutorials
- Confirms configuration steps, plugin settings, and code snippets
- Reviews hosting comparisons for unbiased accuracy
- Performs secondary checks following our review methodology
Learn more on the dedicated role page:
3. SEO & Content Strategist
Ensures every article is search-aligned, up-to-date, and structured to match user intent.
- Performs keyword & competitor analysis
- Designs data-driven content outlines
- Ensures compliance with Google search standards and E-E-A-T
- Updates articles after algorithm changes or product updates
- Works closely with the tester to integrate benchmark data into content
This role keeps the site’s content strategy consistent and authoritative.
4. Editor
Responsible for polishing the final version of every post before publication.
- Improves clarity, structure, and readability
- Ensures all claims are verifiable through real test data
- Checks references and crosslinks for accuracy
- Maintains transparency and consistency across the site
Why We Don’t Use Personal Photos
We prioritize privacy, but never at the cost of credibility.
Transparency comes from:
- Real testing screenshots
- Benchmark reports
- Performance data
- Clear documentation of testing processes
You may not see a face – but you’ll always see proof.
More About Our Process
If you want to understand how we test hosting, measure speed, verify data, and maintain accuracy, read our complete methodology:
👉 Editorial Guidelines & Review Methodology
For a detailed explanation of role-based verification, visit: