As a part of our website maintenance services, your company receives access to the following:

• Regular updates
• Tech support
• WordPress maintenance

Regular updates

With regular updates, which happen during business hours, our team of developers keeps your website functional and  secure for users. Whether you’re looking to add new images, delete page copy, or modify a link, our website maintenance services offer what you need.

For a quick summary, here are some examples of regular updates included in our packages:

• Text: Additions or deletions.
• Photos: Additions, deletions, and basic retouching.
• Pages: Additions or deletions using existing page design.
• Navigation: Basic navigational changes (add, move, or delete an item in the navigation).
• File downloads: Additions or deletions of PDFs and other documents.
• Videos: Insertion or deletion of a pre-edited video.
• Links: Additions or deletions.
• ge and a 91% client retention rate.

Tech Support

We provide 2 hour support in our backup and security plan and 4 hours support in our maintenance and experience improvements plan.

This tech support includes additional edits and changes needed to enhance the security or user experience of your website.

WordPress Maintenance

If you have a WordPress website and you want to improve the security or create a backup, we can provide backup and security service for up to 250 pages. 

If you need complete maintenance and want to improve the experience of your WordPress website, we provide services for  up to 500 pages.

• We improve the URLs using relevant keywords to improve search engine visibility and user understanding. 
• Update Plugins, take care of spam comments, and optimize WordPress database
• Use hyphens to separate words in URLs, making them more readable and SEO-friendly compared to underscores or other characters.
• Work on Color Blind Accessibility to make sure your website have no contrast issues to differentiate colors
• Website Layout & Ui Design Fixes to make the website design responsive and keep the design consistent in all web pages for better user experience.

There are several indicators that tell your website is in need of maintenance. These include sluggish loading speeds, subpar performance in search results, recurring errors and glitches, old web design, and malfunctioning plugins. The ideal approach is to proactively avert these problems by formulating and executing a comprehensive maintenance strategy.

The required frequency of website maintenance depends on the number of plugins and the complexity of the code on the website. The more plugins and code your website has, the more frequent maintenance should be required. As a guiding principle, we propose engaging in weekly site maintenance to guarantee the currency of all site components and assets.

Moreover, several tasks, such as uptime monitoring and security scans, can be automated, ensuring their consistent execution. Essential updates pertaining to security, plugins, and themes can be configured for automatic implementation within the content management system. Don’t forget the annual renewal of your domain name and hosting plan.

Maintaining your website yourself can be a money-saver, especially if resources are limited. But it can also take up a lot of your time, and if you’re not tech-savvy, you might struggle with troubleshooting highly technical issues if you don’t have a technical background. Trying to handle this on your own might actually end up costing you more in the long run.

Hiring a professional to maintain your website can free up your time so you can focus on other important parts of your business. Experienced professionals know a lot about technology, and they can quickly fix any tricky issues your website might have.

Website maintenance is an ongoing process and depends on what needs to be done and how intricate the changes are. As web trends continue to evolve with new ways of doing things, updates to your website become necessary. Some updates are quick and easy, such as changing a picture on a blog post. Others might take several hours or days. By understanding what your website needs, you can get an idea of the amount of work needed over a certain period.

Yes, absolutely. While certain aspects of website maintenance apply universally regardless of the content management system (CMS) you’re using. However, there are several maintenance concerns that are specific to each CMS. For instance, in the case of WordPress, continuous updates to its core code and plugins by developers can make the responsibilities of a WordPress webmaster constant. Additionally, WordPress has several security concerns that require regular attention and action.