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Hi Reader, As a busy business owner, it can be tough to juggle everything on your plate. That's where we come in - we're here to support you and your business in any way we can. Join me Wednesday, February 28th from 2-3pm EST for a casual chat about anything related to your business. Don't miss this opportunity to get feedback, tackle challenges, or simply brainstorm new ideas. No need to schedule anything or reserve a spot - just click the button below to add the event to your calendar and drop in whenever you're free. And if you're looking for some conversation starters, here are a few prompts to get us started: 👉 What are your Q2 goals? 👉 Do you want your website to remain fresh, engaging and updated without having to lift a finger? Ask about our new Website Refresh Package. 👉 Feeling stuck on a project or decision? Let's chat about how Drio can take care of your to-do list!
Can't wait to see you there! Talk soon, Hazel |
Hi! I'm Rachel, the Left Brain of Drio.
Hi Reader, Walking into WordCamp Europe this summer felt like walking into high school as seniors. As usual, we knew many of the faces in the room, and we had experience on our side. The city was new (Kraków, Poland), but the energy was delightfully familiar. It’s like coming home to a community we’ve been with since freshman year. When you’re one of the “seniors,” you have wisdom to share with others who are earlier in their journey. We always love meeting people who are newer to the...
Hi Reader, June was a big month for learning, connecting, and keeping an eye on what is next in the world of WordPress. From Hazel and Rachel attending WordCamp Europe in Kraków to our team monitoring upcoming WordPress Core updates, we are continuing to stay plugged into the tools and trends that help us better support our clients and their websites. 🌍 WordCamp Europe 2026 This June, Hazel and Rachel headed to Kraków, Poland for WordCamp Europe 2026, one of the largest gatherings of the...
Hi Reader, A few weeks ago, some of our servers were hacked. The days that followed were pretty intense (think late nights, heads down and dedicated to a quick clean-up). This was the second security incident we experienced in the past year (the one before that had been at least 10 years ago). When that last incident happened, we had put in additional safeguards, so our immediate priority was understanding how it could have happened again. Hazel and I leaped into action as soon as we caught...