Most small business websites stall out after launch — the person who built it moved on, and every small update becomes a project.

WordPress is flexible, but that flexibility comes with a cost: plugins fall out of date, themes conflict, and one bad update can break a page overnight.

Maintenance is different from management — it's the recurring, scheduled upkeep that keeps a site healthy in the background.

A planned calendar so your feed stays consistent without last-minute scrambling for something to post.

On-brand graphics, carousels, and post templates designed for your audience, not a generic stock look.