Articles by Joel Olawanle
Joel is a Frontend developer working at Kinsta as a Technical Editor. He is a passionate teacher with love for open source and has written over 300 technical articles majorly around JavaScript and it's frameworks.
Why AI crawlers are breaking the rules of web-crawling
AI crawlers ignore robots.txt, loop through dynamic URLs, and return nothing. Here's how to manage them in MyKinsta.
The hidden cost of bot traffic on WordPress: what bandwidth reports don’t show
Bot traffic carries a lot of hidden costs with it. Learn what they are and how you can best protect your site.
How better visibility reduces support tickets, blame, and downtime
When a WordPress site breaks, the argument about blame takes longer than the fix. Here's how shared access to MyKinsta analytics changes that
AI crawlers vs. bot protection vs. robots.txt vs. llms.txt: what actually controls AI access?
See what each file actually does, why llms.txt can't block AI crawlers, and how to actually control AI access on WordPress.
How Kinsta helps enterprise WordPress teams manage change without the risk
See how Kinsta gives enterprise WordPress teams staging, selective push, layered backups, and role-based access to deploy changes safely.
How to access and edit your WordPress files in MyKinsta (no FTP client required)
Learn how to access, edit, upload, download, and manage WordPress files directly in MyKinsta without using an FTP or SFTP client.
Kinsta Bot Protection vs. Cloudflare: What’s the difference, and which should you use?
Compare Kinsta bot protection and Cloudflare’s bot tools to see how they differ, when to use each, and which option fits your WordPress site.
Why client access management is the quiet scaling killer for agencies
Learn how to assign MyKinsta and WordPress roles correctly across your agency, and why a quarterly access review prevents problems.
Why scaling agencies optimize for fewer incidents, not faster fixes
Incident response speed doesn't reduce how often problems happen. This post shows why scaling agency optimization means fewer incidents.
Performance consistency: Why “fast on average” hosting fails real users
Average hosting speed scores hide the moments that matter most. Learn why performance consistency drives better WordPress user experiences.
Why vendor trust matters more than vendor size in enterprise hosting
Size doesn't guarantee fast support or clear answers. Learn what enterprise WordPress hosting trust actually looks like when it matters.
WordPress performance during background activity (cron jobs, imports, backups)
Cron jobs, imports, and backups can slow WordPress without warning. Learn how background activity affects performance.