WordPress website support includes:

• Core Updates: This involves updating the core WordPress software to the latest version. These updates often include security patches, bug fixes, and new features.

  Database Update: While not always necessary, some updates might require changes to your database. A good support service would handle these updates for you.

  Security: This includes measures to protect your website from hacking attempts, malware, and other security threats. This could involve installing security plugins, monitoring your website for vulnerabilities

• Performance Optimization: This isn’t a bug fix, but rather a process of identifying and addressing issues that slow down your WordPress website. Here are some examples of what performance optimization might involve:

  • Optimizing Images: Large image files can significantly impact loading times. Performance optimization might involve reducing image size or using different image formats.
  • Caching: Caching stores frequently accessed website data, reducing the need to retrieve it from the database on every visit. This can lead to faster page load times.
  • Minifying Code: Minifying code involves removing unnecessary characters and formatting from website code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript). This can make the files smaller and improve loading speed.
  • Database Optimization: Over time, your WordPress database can accumulate unnecessary data. Optimization might involve cleaning up this data to improve website performance.

• Plugin Updates:

  Outdated plugins can introduce security vulnerabilities, compatibility issues, and sometimes even bugs. Keeping plugins updated ensures they function properly and minimizes the risk of problems.

• Small change or Content Updates (anything that takes Less than 1hour):

  This service  involves making minor changes to your website’s content or setting. Here are some examples:

  • Updating text content on a page.
  • Changing an image on a post.
  • Adding a new product description.
  • Editing a call to action button.
  • disable or enable a page or post
  • add new user

•  All WordPress Site Backup (Once a Month and after any change in the website)
  A backup is a copy of your entire website, including content, settings, and databases. If your website experiences a problem like a hack, data loss, or plugin conflict, a backup allows you to easily restore it to a previous working state
• DNS, DDoS, CDN, SSL, WAF, Image Compression​
• Proactive Hacked Site recovery​
• Site Maintenance Report​