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Podcast · By Workhorse · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Why Your Website Project Is Stuck in Approvals (And How to Fix It) (opens the original)

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    Your website project was supposed to take twelve weeks. It's been twenty, and nobody can quite explain why. Beth Navarro, Workhorse's Associate Director of Web Services, joins us to break down why website projects stall out in approval cycles, and what the smoother projects do differently. From setting a clear project goal to knowing exactly how many stakeholders should actually be in the room, this episode covers the real reasons timelines slip and how to keep momentum from kickoff to launch.

  2. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Six-Figure Website Mistakes: What Your Rushed Timeline Is Costing You (opens the original)

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    Every rushed website build comes with the same promise: we'll fix it later. This episode is about what "later" actually costs. Allie Higgs, Workhorse's Director of Web Services, breaks down the most common mistake companies make when rebuilding their website: setting the timeline too short – the kind of short that skips accessibility and performance to hit a date, then turns into a structural rebuild a year later. She covers why custom builds take up to six months, what "we'll fix it later" real

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