Born from the WordPress community, Seahawk Media has evolved into a global WordPress services company and the creative force behind WP Legends, the podcast celebrating the innovators shaping the open web.
We partner with leading hosts, agencies, SEO experts, and SaaS companies worldwide, helping them scale through white-label WordPress development, maintenance, and marketing services.
🎙️ WP Legends: Hosted by Gautam Khorana (COO of Seahawk Media), features authentic conversations with founders and executives across the WordPress, SEO, domain registrar and hosting ecosystem. With over 50,000 followers across YouTube, LinkedIn, and X, it’s among the fastest-growing shows in the open web space.
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Paul Carter, Co-Founder and CEO of BuiltFast, shares his journey from running large-scale infrastructure at A2 Hosting to launching a founder-led hosting platform focused on performance and scalability. In this episode, we discuss serverless WordPress hosting and what modern hosting should look like when it’s built by people who actually run infrastructure. Episode out now….
In WP Legends Episode 124, Paul Carter, Co-Founder and CEO of BuiltFast, shares insights into the future of WordPress hosting, serverless infrastructure, and how modern hosting platforms are evolving. With over two decades of experience in the hosting industry and time spent scaling infrastructure at A2 Hosting, Paul explains how BuiltFast and its serverless platform,…
Paul Carter, Co-Founder and CEO of BuiltFast, shares his perspective on the future of shared hosting and how hosting platforms may evolve over the next few years. He explains why shared hosting will likely remain important but may shift toward platforms that automatically scale with users, removing the need to migrate from shared hosting to…
Konrad Keck, Founder of Konrado.AI, ModulesGarden , PanelAlpha , EasyDCIM, shares his journey from building custom tools for hosting companies in 2009 to creating multiple platforms that power the web hosting ecosystem today. In this episode, he talks about infrastructure automation, the evolution of hosting platforms, why many AI implementations fail support teams, and how…
In WP Legends Episode 123, Konrad Keck, Founder of Konrado.AI, ModulesGarden, PanelAlpha, and EasyDCIM, shares his journey from starting as a programmer in 2009 to building some of the most widely used infrastructure tools in the web hosting industry. Konrad discusses how the hosting industry has evolved over the years, the early days of automation…
Konrad Keck, Founder of Konrado.AI, ModulesGarden, PanelAlpha & EasyDCIM, explains who PanelAlpha is built for and how it works as a next-generation, self-hosted WordPress control panel. Designed for hosting companies, agencies, resellers, and anyone running WordPress on their own server, PanelAlpha provides a streamlined, WordPress-focused environment out of the box. Episode out soon. Stay tuned….
Welcome to The Stage by WP Legends! Join host Gautam Khorana (Co-Founder, Seahawk Media) for a live panel discussion with agency-focused product leaders Raitis Sevelis (WPBakery), Georgi Petrov (UXify), Aurelio Volle (WP Umbrella), and Matt Schwartz (CheckView) to explore what separates good WordPress agencies from great ones. This episode dives into practical strategies for scaling…
Breon Williams, Creator of Promptless WP, shares a different approach to AI-powered WordPress building. Instead of prompts, his system turns real content and documents into structured, production-ready page layouts automatically. In this episode, he explains how reducing friction and focusing on systems and structure could shape the future of AI in WordPress. Episode out now….
In WP Legends Episode 122, Breon Williams, creator of Promptless WP, joins us to discuss how AI is changing the way WordPress websites are built. Breon Williams shares his journey from starting in web development in 2006 to building Promptless WP, a system that transforms real documents and structured content into production-ready WordPress page layouts…
Breon Williams, Creator of Promptless WP, shares his insights on where WordPress is heading as AI evolves rapidly. He explains how AI is helping developers rethink workflows, remove unnecessary steps, and optimize processes to build smarter and faster websites. Episode out soon. Stay tuned. #BreonWilliams #WordPressAI #WordPress #AI #WPLegends
You’re using WP Rocket, but are you using its most powerful feature? Discover Rocket Insight—the built-in tool that lets you track and analyze the speed of your most important pages directly from your WordPress dashboard. In this quick tutorial, I’ll walk you through Rocket Insight, WP Rocket’s performance monitoring add-on. Learn how to test key…
Patrick Posner, CEO of Simply Static, explains how static WordPress sites improve performance, security, and scalability without losing editorial flexibility. He shares why static is gaining traction and when dynamic sites still make sense. Episode out now. Watch soon. #PatrickPosner #SimplyStatic #WordPress #StaticSites #WPLegends
In WP Legends Episode 121, Patrick Posner, Founder and CEO of Simply Static, explains how static WordPress is changing the way developers and agencies think about website performance, security, and scalability. Instead of serving websites dynamically, Simply Static converts WordPress sites into static files that can be distributed globally. This approach improves speed, reduces common…
Patrick Posner, CEO of Simply Static, explains how static WordPress sites reduce security risks by removing public backend access and serving the site as static files. With automated backups and global replication, sites can quickly recover if something goes wrong, keeping most attacks ineffective. Episode out soon. Stay tuned. #WordPress #WebsiteSecurity #StaticSites #WPLegends
Miriam Schwab shares a key perspective on WordPress security for small businesses. Most website owners launch their sites to run their business, not to manage updates, passwords, or security. Plugins can help improve security, but they only go so far if users don’t update them. That’s why security shouldn’t rely entirely on end users. Miriam…
