Q: What does “Sheets ↔ Website sync” enable? A: Using Google Sheets as a structured “base of truth” for content or data, then syncing it into your website (WordPress/ACF) so updates happen faster and more consistently.Q: What can be synced from Sheets to the website? A: Services, FAQs, pricing tables, team members, locations, testimonials, product-like catalogs, case study metadata, and content blocks — anything that benefits from structured fields.Q: Is it one-way sync or two-way? A: Either. One-way (Sheets → Website) is simpler and safer. Two-way is possible, but requires strict rules to avoid conflicts and accidental overwrites.Q: Will this break my site if someone edits the Sheet wrong? A: It can — unless we add guardrails. We validate inputs, enforce required fields, log changes, and optionally run updates through staging first for higher-risk content.Q: How does this work with Elementor + ACF? A: Perfect match. Elementor renders the layout; ACF stores structured data; the sync updates ACF fields via the WordPress REST API. That keeps the site editable, scalable, and consistent.Q: Can we sync multi-language content too? A: Yes. Best practice is separate language columns/fields or separate sheets per language, with a shared identifier so EN/LV versions stay aligned.Q: What do you need to set this up? A: Your field map (what columns map to what ACF fields), rules for publishing (draft vs publish), and who is allowed to edit the sheet.