When it comes to maintaining a website, many business owners start out with good intentions. They tell themselves: “I’ll handle the updates, keep the plugins current, and run backups myself.” But the reality is different. Website care almost always gets deprioritized for other urgent tasks like serving customers, answering calls, or putting out the latest…

Your website is one of your most valuable business assets. It generates leads, processes sales, communicates your brand, and builds trust with customers. But like any asset, it needs consistent upkeep. Without regular maintenance, websites slow down, break, and become vulnerable to hackers — often costing far more to fix than to prevent. This checklist…

Most business owners think of website maintenance as “nice to have” rather than a necessity. After all, the site looks fine, loads eventually, and the contact form hasn’t completely broken—at least not yet. But the truth is, your website is a living, breathing extension of your business. When it’s neglected, small issues quietly pile up…

Many business owners think of occasional downtime as a minor nuisance. But downtime isn’t just an inconvenience, it can have serious financial, reputational, and operational consequences. In this article, we’ll break down how much downtime really costs, including both direct and hidden losses, and show why investing in proactive maintenance is one of the safest…