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In honor of our 20th anniversary, we wanted to share some of the most iconic WordPress.com websites we’ve come across.
Check out the thread below, and comment with a WordPress.com site YOU think is worth giving a shoutout! 🧵
The new WordPress Studio just landed. đź’™
We’re talking about a fresh design, rebuilt around the AI agent.
You can now describe the site you want and have the agent build a first version. If you decide to go for something different, all you need is to tell it.
Open source and free for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
We know it’s a busy season for a lot of website owners.
Through November, sites on free plans can connect to @ChatGPT and build and manage their @WordPress site right from the chat.
Pick something off the to-do list and get it done. âś…
Prefer another connector? Get the full details here: wordpress.com/blog/2026/11/0…
Try Professional Email on WordPress.com and don’t look back. It comes in three plans: Essential, Plus, and Ultra, so you can start simple, then add more storage, smarter inbox tools, and bookings when your business needs them. Every plan is free for the first three months. 🫶
You know that idea you’ve been sitting on? The business, the blog, the thing you keep saying you’ll start someday?
It’s ready for a place of its own.
Give it a home on the internet. 🏡
Start building today: wordpress.com/ai-website-bui…
See the little banner at the top of free WordPress.com sites? It invites visitors to start a site of their own.
In September, we redesigned it. Fewer people clicked it, but the ones who did were more likely to follow through, and we saw 18 percent more new sites. đź“Š
The changes were simple: blue instead of white, and “Create your own website” instead of “Design a site like this.”
If we’d only looked at clicks, we would have called the test a loss and kept the old banner.
The new banner is now live on every free site, and it’s the version our next tests have to beat. Our data team breaks it down: data.blog/2026/10/30/fewer-c…
Some surprises are fun.
Finding out something's wrong with your website when Black Friday traffic arrives is not one of them. đź‘»
Luckily, it's still October.
You've got time to click around, test your checkout, check your inventory, pull up your site on your phone, and fix anything that feels a little … haunted.
And if your hosting is one of the things keeping you up at night, WordPress.com has performance, security, and managed hosting covered behind the scenes.
Save the jump scares for Halloween.
Run the full Black Friday site check: wordpress.com/blog/2026/10/0…
Glad to be part of this one. Install the WordPress plugin in Antigravity and your agent can build sites, write and publish posts, and manage your WordPress.com sites without leaving the editor. antigravity.google/blog/plug…
ALT A screenshot of the Antigravity plugin marketplace, featuring several brand logos including WordPress.com.
We’ve all been there. You keep pushing a few small tasks that need to be done on your website to next week. 🧹
Not anymore! Connect your site to @ChatGPT or @claudeai through the WordPress.com MCP, and your agent can take the busywork off your plate while you stay in charge of your @WordPress site.
The site looks good.
The offer is on point.
The checkout works.
You're ready for the hard launch. Now let's make sure people can actually find your site.
Before the holiday noise really kicks in, take a look at how your pages and products show up in search. Give your titles and descriptions a little attention. Check your links. And make sure the content you're creating around your Black Friday offers actually helps people get where you want them to go.
Want a little help getting discovered? WordPress.com gives you access to SEO plugins that can help you optimize your content, metadata, and more.
You've done the work. Let people see it.
wordpress.com/plugins/browse…