Hello there, Honest question. Do you know exactly what your writers can access in your WordPress dashboard right now? Most site owners don’t, and that’s the problem. You hire a writer, create their account, pick a role that sounds reasonable, and move on. But WordPress gives some roles more power than most people expect. An Editor can publish anything. An old guest author account with a weak password just sits there. Give access without a plan, and small mistakes turn into real risk. In fact, 74% of WordPress breaches involve privilege misuse. Your writers aren’t the threat. The access they’ve been given without structure is. I just wrote a guide that shows how to lock this down without slowing your team down. It covers: Which WordPress roles are actually safe to assign How to add guest authors without creating zombie login accounts How to build real author profile pages that improve credibility How to track which writers bring in traffic and which ones don’t
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