WordPress maintenance plans

Web maintenance means regularly checking your website for issues, keeping it secure, updating plugins, backing up data and generally keeping it running smoothly. You need it to protect your investment and make sure your site is secure, performs well for visitors and ranks effectively on search engines.

Depending on the plan: regular backups, plugin and theme updates, security monitoring, fixing Google Search Console issues (like 404 errors), server management and overall technical health checks.

Some checks, like security monitoring, are ongoing. Others, such as updates and backups, are done on a regular weekly schedule, depending on your website's needs and activity.

Most maintenance tasks are done without the website going offline. Anything that might need brief downtime is scheduled outside peak hours and agreed with you in advance.

It saves you time and stress, prevents costly issues before they arise, improves security, keeps the site loading fast and helps it stay visible on search engines, so you can focus on running your business.

Yes. Hosting providers manage the server environment, but they don't usually manage the website itself: updating WordPress core, themes and plugins, optimising the database, monitoring for malware or fixing issues found in Google Search Console. That's where a maintenance plan comes in.

Your entire website, files and database, is backed up regularly and stored off-site, so it can be restored quickly and completely after a failed update, data loss or security breach.

404 (page not found) errors, crawl errors, mobile usability problems, sitemap issues and security warnings, so your site is properly indexed and ranked by Google.

Absolutely. I specialise in WordPress and Elementor Pro, so every component is kept updated, optimised and working correctly.

Get in touch to talk about your website. I'll assess your current set-up with a website audit and recommend the plan that fits.