Plus, Why You Need Website Maintenance Instead of Managed WordPress Hosting
Managed hosting. Shared hosting. Managed WordPress hosting.
What do any of these actually mean? And if you’re paying for management, does that mean someone’s taking care of your whole website?
Between vague terms and overpromised features, it’s easy to feel like you’re paying for managed hosting but still end

Without regular maintenance, your nonprofit website is vulnerable to slow load times, outdated content, and security risks.
According to the 2023 Nonprofit Tech for Good Report, 27% of nonprofits have experienced a cyberattack, and only 37% have an SEO strategy in place. Alarming.
However, trying to manage cybersecurity, SEO, and other technical tasks on your own can drain your energy

You didn’t build your website to get sued. You built it to get found, create trust, and expand your business.
However, the sad truth is that if your site isn’t accessible, it could do the opposite, shutting out people with disabilities and putting your business at risk of legal action under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
The worst part

Your website might look great, but if someone using a screen reader or keyboard can’t navigate it, you’ve got a real problem.
Accessibility isn’t just a bonus feature anymore; it’s how you ensure everyone can interact with your site (and how you stay on the right side of the law).
That’s where the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) come in.

Have clients ever complained that your site has gotten slow, difficult to use, or full of broken links?
Imagine how first-time visitors feel.
A bad first impression costs you potential deals, damages your reputation, and undermines months of relationship-building. The good news is that you can avoid it with regular maintenance.
Website maintenance is the ongoing process of keeping your

Is your website struggling with errors, slow-loading pages, and security issues? If so, it needs some serious TLC (tender loving care).
Without regular maintenance and updates, these problems keep coming back – unlike your customers, who may have given up out of frustration.
Ongoing website maintenance is the key to keeping things safe, optimized, and accessible.
Below, we explore five