In this episode, Nathan Wrigley talks with Mariya Moeva from Google about Site Kit, Google’s official WordPress plugin. Mariya shares her journey from studying classical Japanese literature to leading SiteKit’s development, emphasising its goal of making Google tools accessible and easy for WordPress users. They discuss how Site Kit integrates services like Analytics and Search…
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