Website Maintance

Website development is not a one-time task but an on-going process that needs timely updates to keep up with the latest technology & trends. However, this puts businessmen in the constant struggle of “how to focus on core business operations?”. At W2infotech Creators, we completely understand your challenges & are there to back you up with our reliable website support & maintenance services.

We aim to keep the clients’ websites secure, up-to-date & high-performing. All these boxes are checked by our dedicated team who possess the experience & expertise to work with all kinds of businesses including start-ups and Fortune 500 clients. You can talk to our consultants & they’ll walk you through our process and create a customized plan to suit your budget & requirement.

Website maintenance is the act of regularly checking your website for issues and mistakes and keeping it updated and relevant. This should be done on a consistent basis in order to keep your website healthy, encourage continued traffic growth, and strengthen your SEO and Google rankings.

Keeping a website well maintained and attractive is important to companies big and small in order to engage and retain customers. It’s easy for businesses, especially startups, to cut corners and let a few tasks slide.

Many new businesses already have a lot on their plates without worrying about constantly checking in on their website. It’s tempting to buy a domain name, throw up something temporary, and just worry about it later. There are many reasons why this is not a good idea. Maintaining a current, healthy, and active website is important for a number of reasons.

Website maintenance can easily become one of those things as it doesn’t always present immediate issues. However, just like your health can fall apart if you go too long without a regular check up, so can the health of your website.

Regular monitoring of your website is a must for keeping your business running smoothly.

There is a laundry list of tasks that should be done to keep your website running smoothly. The most time-sensitive of these are website security updates and patches. Without these, your website has the potential to be an actual danger to those who click on it.

With that in mind, here is a list of website maintenance tasks that should be completed regularly:

To be done weekly

1. Check that all of your pages are loading without errors
2. Run a backup and make sure a previous version of your site is stored
3. Make updates to website software and plugins
4. Check that all of your forms are running properly
5. Remove any spam comments from pages and posts
6. Check your pages to see if there are any broken links
7. Search for 404 errors and fix or redirect
8. Write one or more blog posts to keep your community engaged and encourage SEO traffic.

To be done monthly

1. Check the load speed of your website and ensure that nothing is bogging it down
2. Review your security scans and make sure nothing is out of place
3. Analyze website statistics from the previous month
4. Check your blog to see if there are any articles that could be updated

To be done quarterly

1. Review your website design and structure  – can be it improved?
2. Check graphics and images – should anything be updated?
3. Review SEO and meta titles and descriptions to ensure they are as effective as possible
4. Test and tweak popups, forms, and calls to action
5. Review your workload for efficiencies to see if anything can be automated
6. Test your website on all devices and browsers to see if it displays correctly
7. Review advertising and marketing campaigns to see if anything needs to be changed or updated.
8. Restore a previous version of the website to check your backup health

To be done yearly

1. Update any reference to the current year
2. Review each page for content accuracy, grammar, typos, and relevancy
3. Check any active email addresses and see if any are excessive and can be deleted
4. Ensure that your website domain name is renewed
5. Consider whether a website design update is due
6. Review all of your top performing blog articles and see if they can be updated with new content