Maintenance and optimization
Updates, backups, security and speed. Plus the small improvements that make a difference month after month.
A site
remains work.
Most sites do not break. They simply age.
A site that has been stagnant for two years does not collapse. It becomes slower, it develops a security vulnerability that no one notices and it gradually sinks in the results while the competition updates.
Maintenance is about more than running updates. It is about continuously observing what visitors do and making small improvements each month.
What you get.
- Updates of the system and components, with a test afterwards.
- Daily backups that can also be effectively restored.
- Monitoring of security and a security certificate that continues to work.
- Monitoring of speed, with intervention when it drops.
- A point of contact when something is broken.
- A small improvement every month instead of a large one every three years.
So it proceeds.
What customers usually ask first questions.
Not necessarily. We can also maintain a site that is elsewhere, provided that we get the necessary access. We agree in advance who is responsible for what.
That can happen. We first look at what has been used. If it is a common system, we can proceed. If it is custom work from another party, we will together see if takeover makes sense.
We agree on that in advance, in relation to how important your site is. For a webshop that takes orders all day, different arrangements apply than for a brochure site.
Because visitors drop off due to slowness and because Google takes speed into account in the ranking. A slow site therefore costs you twice.
