My WordPress Maintenance and Support Services Explained

Get monthly email reports detailing the services performed under your WordPress maintenance plan – including what updates were made, Google Analytics traffic stats, Brute Force attacks blocked, and more.

Your site is regularly checked for available updates. I backup your site before applying updates and then test it afterwards to ensure everything works properly.

All day, your site is monitored for uptime and downtime. In the case your site goes down, I notify you and help you contact your host to troubleshoot the issue.

Like a computer, your site’s database gets cluttered with non-essential files that slow things down. Database optimization cleans those files up.

Ask me to do your quick content changes such as swapping out photos, or editing text. Alternately, you could use this time for website related questions or advice via email.

Broken links are annoying and bad for SEO. I find and fix your site’s broken links to ensure your readers don’t hit a dead end.

Backups of your files and database are automatically created and stored in the cloud. So in case of an emergency, a backup is readily available. I store 3 weeks worth of backups.

Brute force attack protection limits the amount of failed login attempts by a user trying to guess your password. It also blocks known attackers from visiting your website.

Hackers use login pages to break-in. Make it harder for them to locate your login screen with a custom URL that only you know.

Prevent all users from creating weak passwords. If a user currently has a weak password, it requires them to make a stronger one.

Set an age limit on user passwords and have an automatic prompt let your users know they need to update their old password before proceeding.

During setup, automatically check the password your user submits to see if it was involved in a breach according to Have I Been Pwned.

When a malicious user or bad bot looks for a way into your site, it produces a lot of 404 errors in a row. Once detected, your site blocks their IP address’ access.

Automatically keep out well-known bad bots and programs that are blacklisted on HackRepair.com’s extensive list.

If someone starts modifying files that aren’t normally touched, there’s a problem. File change detection notifies me of changes happening to your WordPress files.

Everyday, Sucuri SiteCheck scans your site for malware and vulnerabilities. Then, it applies a patch to the issue, if available.

Add an extra layer of protection to your login screen by requiring a user to sign in with a username, password, and time-sensitive security code.