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I spent 30 days testing ActiveCampaign AI to see whether its Active Intelligence features could handle real marketing work.
The verdict?
Less "AI replacing marketers."
More "AI handling the boring stuff so marketers can focus on strategy."
I documented everything here:
https://blogrecode.com/activecampaign-ai-30-day-autonomous-marketing
Cart progress bars are the most underused feature in WooCommerce.
Show buyers how close they are to a reward.
Most stores see 10-20% lift in average order value just from this.
Power Coupons Pro has them built in.
We tested more than 12 AI logo generators across 50+ real brand ideas.
Some generated generic outputs quickly, while a few delivered surprisingly polished branding concepts.
The difference between tools is much bigger than expected.
We summarized which ones stood out and where each one fits best 👇
We tested Tidio using 500 real customer support chats.
It performed well on simple and repetitive queries, but still required human handling for more complex cases.
Overall, it feels like a support assistant rather than a full replacement.
Full breakdown 👇
https://blogrecode.com/tidio-review-i-ran-500-customer-chats-my-story/
We tested several AI video editing tools, and some of them genuinely reduce editing time instead of just adding complexity.
Descript, CapCut, Runway, and Pictory stood out for different reasons depending on workflow.
We broke it down here 👇
https://blogrecode.com/best-ai-video-editing-tools-that-save-your-sanity/
If your site isn’t converting, it’s not always your content.
Sometimes… It’s what happens after someone shows interest.
We tested CRM plugins that help you follow up, stay organised, and close more deals 👇
https://blogrecode.com/best-crm-plugins-for-wordpress-turn-leads-to-sales/
We tested Make.com vs Zapier using real workflows, not demos.
What stood out:
• Make handles complex logic far better
• Costs scale more efficiently for high-volume automations
• Zapier is still easier for beginners
The difference becomes very obvious once you go beyond simple tasks.
We shared our full experience here:
WordPress.com just unlocked full customization.
Plugins, themes, and more control are now available across paid plans.
We tested what changed:
https://blogrecode.com/wordpress-com-full-customization-just-unlocked-new/
Most ecommerce plugins are great at looking pretty.
We tested the ones that actually help you sell.
No fluff, just what works:
https://blogrecode.com/best-ecommerce-plugins-that-sell-not-just-pretty
We compared Kit and Mailchimp side by side, and the difference is less about features and more about focus.
Kit is built for creators and simplicity.
Mailchimp is built as a broader marketing platform with more tools.
Both work well, but the experience feels very different.
We broke it down here 👇
https://blogrecode.com/kit-vs-mailchimp-comparison-switch-to-kit-2026/
