Maintenance is different from management — it's the recurring, scheduled upkeep that keeps a site healthy in the background: checking links still work, forms still submit, and nothing has quietly broken since the last review.
What's included
- Scheduled broken-link and 404 checks
- Form submission testing
- Content freshness reviews
- Automated daily backups
- Uptime monitoring with alerts
- Monthly maintenance report
Why it matters
A website that never gets updated slowly stops reflecting your business — old pricing, outdated hours, dead promotions. Regular management keeps your site accurate and keeps small issues from turning into bigger ones.
Often paired with Website Maintenance
Website Management
Most small business websites stall out after launch — the person who built it moved on, and every small update becomes a project.
WordPress Support
WordPress is flexible, but that flexibility comes with a cost: plugins fall out of date, themes conflict, and one bad update can break a page overnight.
Speed Optimization
Page speed affects both conversions and search rankings — visitors abandon slow pages, and Google factors load performance into how sites rank.
Common questions
How often do you check the site?
Checks run on a set schedule — typically weekly for links and forms, with automated daily backups and uptime monitoring running continuously.
What's the difference between maintenance and management?
Maintenance is the scheduled background upkeep (backups, link checks, monitoring). Management is the hands-on requests you send us directly. Most plans include both.
Do you handle backups?
Yes, automated daily backups are included, so there's a recent restore point if anything goes wrong.
Will I get told about issues you find?
Yes — anything found during scheduled checks is included in your monthly report, along with what was fixed.
Often paired with Security Updates
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