Most Laravel sites query the same content on every request: services, projects, settings. Wrapping those queries in Cache::remember() is easy — the hard part is invalidation.
The versioned key pattern
Instead of forgetting dozens of individual keys, keep a single version number and prefix every cache key with it:
$version = Cache::rememberForever('site:version', fn () => 1);
return Cache::remember("site:v{$version}:services", now()->addDay(), fn () => Service::active()->get());Then register one observer for all content models that bumps the version on saved and deleted. Every cached query refreshes instantly after any dashboard edit, and stale keys simply expire.
Why not Cache::flush()?
Flushing wipes sessions and other caches sharing the store. Version bumping is surgical, works on every cache driver, and costs one extra get per request.