A neglected website is more expensive than a maintained one.

    Broken checkouts, slow pages, stale content, missed security patches. Each one costs leads, sales, and trust. Maintenance is the cheap insurance most teams skip until something breaks publicly.

    Built for companies that depend on their website to work.

    Service businesses and agencies

    Your site is your storefront. Outdated copy, broken forms, or a sluggish page cost qualified leads every week. I keep the front door working.

    Associations and nonprofits

    Member portals, events, donation flows, and resource libraries that need to stay current. I handle the content updates and platform housekeeping.

    Course creators and coaches

    WordPress, Kajabi, Teachable, Thrivecart, Thinkific. I maintain the public site and the connection between it and your course platform.

    Everything that keeps a site running smoothly.

    Maintenance is invisible when it is working. Below is what gets done on a recurring schedule so you never get a Monday email saying the site is down or the checkout is broken.

    • Plugin, theme, and core platform updates
    • Security patches and malware scans
    • Weekly off-site backups with restore testing
    • Uptime monitoring with same-day fix alerts
    • Page speed and Core Web Vitals tracking
    • Content edits, image swaps, page additions
    • Broken link audits and redirect maps
    • Accessibility checks and fixes
    • Form, integration, and analytics testing
    • Monthly maintenance report with what changed

    From first audit to a quiet, maintained site.

    01

    Site audit

    I document what you have: platform, plugins, hosting, backups, current speed, security status, and any open issues.

    02

    Catch-up sprint

    Updates, patches, broken link cleanup, image optimization, and the fixes that have been waiting in the queue.

    03

    Recurring schedule

    Weekly or biweekly maintenance windows with a clear log of what was updated and tested.

    04

    Monthly report

    What changed, what is improving, and what to plan for next, written in plain language.

    Common questions

    Website Maintenance FAQ

    Website maintenance covers the ongoing work that keeps a site running, secure, and current: content updates, plugin and theme updates, security patches, backups, broken link fixes, image and page speed optimization, uptime monitoring, accessibility checks, and small design tweaks. It is the work that protects the investment you already made in your website.

    WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, Framer, and most modern site builders. For custom React or Next.js builds I scope the work case by case.

    When updates are getting skipped, when the team cannot remember the last backup, when page load is creeping up, when a plugin breaks the checkout, or when the brand has outgrown the original site. If you cannot tell me the last time the site was updated, it is time.

    Most maintenance plans include weekly or biweekly scheduled updates, plus same-business-day fixes for anything broken. Security patches go out the same day they are released.

    Yes. Technical SEO checks, meta data hygiene, redirect maps, broken link cleanup, image alt text, heading structure, and accessibility fixes are part of the work. For deeper SEO strategy or content, see my Digital Content and Design category.

    Maintenance sits inside a monthly support arrangement, and most clients combine it with related administrative or operational work. The Ways to Work Together page explains how the support levels are structured, and I quote after the consultation.

    Stop finding out the site is broken on a Monday.

    Tell me what you need using the form. I will walk through the current state of your site and the right maintenance rhythm for the team.

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