Keeping an Eye on Your Website’s Health
- See how many visitors come to your site and what they do there.
- Check if your website ranks well in search engines.
- Find out which website pages encourage visitors to take action, like making a purchase.
- Detect technical problems like slow page speeds or errors.
- Make sure your website integrates properly with other systems like marketing and sales tools.
Maximum Uptime and Speed
Nothing turns visitors away faster than a slow or error-plagued website.
Fast sites convert more visitors.
Enhanced Security
- Daily scans to check for hidden hacker software, viruses, or other threats.
- Regular updates to fix security holes and outdated software hackers could use to break in.
- Protection from attacks that try to overwhelm and crash your website.
- Free encryption so visitor connections and data remain private. This also helps your search engine rankings.
- Monitoring for suspicious access attempts or unusual activity that could signal an attack.
Content truly is the lifeblood of a website.
- Custom Content Elements – Need slideshows, interactive calculators, videos, or other custom content?
- SEO Optimizations – All new content is optimized with strategic keywords, metadata, headings, and other elements to maximize search visibility.
With fresh, optimized content added continually, visitors will return to your site again and again.
Ongoing Platform Maintenance
- This provides new features, security patches, and other improvements.
Keeping your website’s underlying platform fully updated eliminates many technical headaches and ensures a solid foundation.
Managed Hosting
Is your site hosted by a third party?
Marketing Integrations
- WordPress
- Wix
- Squarespace
- Shopify
- Magento
- BigCommerce
- Joomla
- Drupal
- Custom web applications
Q: What does website maintenance involve on a day-to-day basis?
A: Daily and weekly tasks involve monitoring site metrics, testing elements like page speed, scanning for malware, applying security patches, optimizing SEO elements, fixing code issues, updating plugins/themes, and publishing new content.