WordPress Maintenance
Ongoing updates, monitoring, backups and security, so problems get caught before they become outages.
You have a working site and no real plan for keeping it that way. Updates get postponed because nobody is sure what they will break, backups are assumed rather than tested, and the first sign of trouble is usually a customer mentioning it. Sound WordPress maintenance applies the practices in the WordPress hardening guide consistently, rather than once at launch and never again.
You can, and for many sites that is fine. The value is in knowing what to check afterwards, having a tested backup before you start, and being able to roll back quickly when an update does break something.
Yes. In my support work I document recurring issues so colleagues can resolve them without repeating the diagnosis, and I work the same way on maintenance.
I handle malware remediation and security hardening on compromised sites. Cleaning it is the first half of the work. Establishing how they got in is the half that stops it happening again.
Tell me what you are running and I will tell you what it needs.
