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WooCommerce Zagreb meetup. A nightly recap for a puzzling agentic eCommerce world

Neuralab hosted the winter 2026 edition of the Zagreb Woo Meetup at Holographik.Space, where around four dozen attendees came to hear directly from the Woo and Automattic teams and compare notes on how WooCommerce is evolving. This time it went beyond a simple local dev meetup!

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In February 2006, BMW.de, the official website of the automotive giant, ended up on Google's "blacklist." BMW, as they later admitted, was using so-called "doorway pages." In short, these are pages whose owners earn money by publishing dynamically generated links, which are set up with the aim of increasing the PageRank of those who pay for such a service. Soon, BMW.de ceased to exist for Google, at least in terms of search results.