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WordPress Maintenance Plans

WordPress Maintenance Plans For Values-Led Website Owners

While you’re out changing the world I keep your website safe, speedy and profitable.

Are you ready to invest in a website maintenance plan that will:

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"...fixes to problems I didn't even know I had"

“Kim has been looking after my website since building it around 8 months ago.

Every week she sends me and update email and this week she just smashed it – things for me to action, instructions on how to do it and fixes to problems I didn’t even know I had.”

Kate Kurdziej
Olivier Consultancy

Everything you need for your website each month

Backups

Consistent & regular backups mean any “oops!” moments or restoration emergencies can be sorted in a flash.

Updates

I give your website the consistent TLC it needs to run smoothly, securing it against internet bad guys and plugin issues.

Security scans

I’m proactive, not reactive. My security scans ensure I’m always on hand if something malicious pops up, allowing you to handle difficult conversations with confidence.

Dead link scans

Regular scans for dead links mean that your visitors will always get the best experience when browsing your site.

Pricing

Foundations Plan
£100 per month

Thrive Plan
£200 per month

Grow Plan
£400 per month

*Content updates on WordPress maintenance plans  include the following:

  • Replacing text paragraphs with new content (Content must be supplied);
  • Changing, adding or replacing images (Image must be supplied );
  • Editing widget text content (Content must be supplied)
  • Uploading blog posts (Content must be provided)
  • Adding a new paragraph or text section (Content must be supplied)
  • Changing the text of a product description (Content must be supplied)
  • Changing or adding a new video to a banner or slider (Content must be supplied in suitable format);
  • Adjustments to copyright text section, header text or footer text (Content must be supplied)
  • Changes to a menu
  • Rearrange elements on a page
  • Add widgets to an existing page from an external system such as a call scheduler or embed an email list sign up form

"...never made me feel like I'd asked a silly question"

“Kim was helpful from the moment I contacted her. She was friendly and knowledgeable and  never made me feel like I’d asked a silly question. I would and will be recommending her to others.”

Helen Bell
Helen Bell Design

I’m Kim, a software engineer turned website designer for service based small businesses.

I’m passionate about my WordPress maintenance plans because I know the damage that can be done to your reputation, and your bank balance if your site goes down unexpectedly.

With me on hand checking in on your site each week, the likelihood of something bad happening lowers significantly.

FAQ

Yes, there’s a minimum 3 month period on each WordPress maintenance plan. This is because there is often extra work involved in those first few weeks, especially if a website hasn’t been updated for several weeks.

After the initial 3 month term it will switch to a rolling monthly basis where you’ll need to provide 28 days notice to cancel. 

The cost of my WordPress maintenance plans are:

  • Foundation – £100 per month.
  • Thrive – £200 per month.
  • Grow – £400 per month.

Each package is invoiced on the first of the month.

The first month will be pro-rated. So if you sign up one week into the month you’ll be charged for 3 weeks, if you sign up 2 weeks into the month you’ll be charged for 2 weeks etc.

Yes! Book a discovery call here and I’ll be happy to answer all your questions and talk more in depth about how it works.

Changes included in the Thrive and Grow WordPress maintenance plans include:

  • Replacing text paragraphs with new content (Content must be supplied);
  • Changing, adding or replacing images (Image must be supplied );
  • Editing widget text content (Content must be supplied)
  • Uploading blog posts (Content must be provided)
  • Adding a new paragraph or text section (Content must be supplied)
  • Changing the text of a product description (Content must be supplied)
  • Changing or adding a new video to a banner or slider (Content must be supplied in suitable format);
  • Adjustments to copyright text section, header text or footer text (Content must be supplied)
  • Changes to a menu
  • Rearrange elements on a page
  • Add widgets to an existing page from an external system such as a call scheduler or embed an email list sign up form

Each of my WordPress maintenance plans include a set amount of my time to make changes each month.

The Thrive package includes up to 1.5 hours and the Grow package includes up to 3 hours of changes each month.

Done weekly, website maintenance should take no more than 30 minutes. 

If you maintain your site less often you should expect it to take longer depending on the number of updates available.

Why my clients choose to have their website maintained by a pro

“Working with business clients I always want to be in the position where if something does happen I can at least show that I have done all the right things to prevent it.”

“I know it is good cyber security practice to have a website regularly maintained.”

“I don’t know what I’m doing with websites. I know if I sat and I’d learned about backups and plugins, I could find my way around, but I don’t have the time to learn all of this myself and learn what it is that I need to do, and then how to do it.

And then do it on a weekly basis to make sure that the website, which is an important part of the business, is running as it should be.”

“Anything like that to do yourself you need to keep your skill set up to date to do it properly and tech evolves so quickly it is not a case of learn one task and you can do it forever so it would be an endless up date of a skill I would use once a month at most.”

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