Manage.
The third lift is managing it: updates, backups, monitoring and someone to call, so the site keeps working long after launch.
A website is never finished at launch. Plugins update, servers change, pages go stale and speed slips away a few milliseconds at a time. We look after all of that month to month, so the site you paid for still does its job a year later, and you always know what we changed and why.
What we do
WordPress Maintenance
Updates, backups, uptime checks and a monthly report, handled for you.
Uptime Monitoring
Round-the-clock checks with alerts, so we hear about downtime before your customers do.
Backups & Recovery
Off-site, versioned backups, and restores tested before you need them.
WordPress Support
A plugin conflict, a white screen, a hacked site. Send it over and we will sort it.
Webmaster
One contact for the whole site: forms, analytics, Search Console and domains.
Content Management
Pages, posts and media published, formatted and kept up to date.
How we do it
- 01
Take over
Week 1We go through the site, the server and the backups, fix whatever is urgent, and write down what we found.
A clear starting point - 02
Every month
MonthlyUpdates tested on staging before they go live, backups checked by restoring one, speed and search health reviewed, small fixes done.
A plain-English report - 03
Round the clock
Always onUptime monitoring watches the site from outside, so we usually hear about downtime before your customers do.
Alerts, not surprises - 04
Whenever you need us
Reply within 1 hourA broken page, a plugin conflict, a change you need today: send it on WhatsApp or email and it reaches the people who built the site.
One contact for the whole site
See it in our work
What we promise
Urgent reply within 1 hour
Site down or hacked? You get a first response within 1 hour, 8am to 10pm Ghana time, every day of the week.
Read more
A month in the life of a managed website
What actually happens when someone looks after your WordPress site. The updates, backups, checks and fixes, week by week.
Backups you’ve never restored aren’t backups
What a website backup should cover, where the copies should live, and the restore test that tells you whether any of it actually works.
What 99.9% uptime really means
The downtime hidden in uptime percentages, what your host’s guarantee actually covers, and monitoring that catches real problems.
Where does your site stand?
Run the free health check, or tell us what’s going on and we’ll tell you what it needs.
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