WordPress maintenance
Core, themes, and plugins can need attention as software changes. We can discuss an update plan and check the site after changes are made.
Choose the help you need today. Every website is different, so scope and pricing are discussed before a project starts.
A slow page, outdated details, a broken layout, or a growing list of small edits: each is a valid reason to get in touch. We focus on clear, manageable website work rather than promises that sound too good to be true.
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Core, themes, and plugins can need attention as software changes. We can discuss an update plan and check the site after changes are made.
Refresh service information, replace imagery, adjust calls to action, and make your pages easier to read and navigate.
Review how key pages display on phones, tablets, and desktop screens, then prioritize fixes that help real visitors.
Improve headings, internal links, page titles, and navigational clarity. These are helpful foundations, not a promise of a particular search position.
Discuss the backup setup already in place, identify gaps, and plan safer changes before updating a live website.
If a page looks wrong or a feature stops working, describe the symptom and the changes that happened before it appeared.

A useful first conversation covers your website address, what isn't working, what success would look like, and who has access to the site. From there, discuss the proposed work and estimate.
Tell Richard what you have and what you want to change. A conversation is the right place to start.