Have you had a WordPress website built and then been left out in the cold with the WCMS? I can take over the WordPress support for your WordPress website.
I will first take a look at the current status of the website. In urgent cases, I can also take immediate action. However, I usually make suggestions for improvement, possibly also for an automatic update of the plugins, themes and/or the entire content management system. If you have never worked with WordPress before, I recommend that you take a WordPress training course instead of WordPress support. Here I will teach you how to find your way around this WCMS (=Web Content Management System) and how to work with it. You can find out more about it here.
I always pay attention to the status in terms of search engine optimization and performance. For Google, there is also a direct correlation here, as fast websites significantly increase visitor satisfaction.
There is a solution for that too: I have various clients for whom I also maintain the content of the websites, be it WordPress or TYPO3. This is how WordPress support usually works: Most of these clients write to me by email and submit changes or additional content, such as a news / WordPress post. I then implement the changes promptly. Sometimes a customer is in a hurry with a news item or change. Even then, I may be able to interrupt my current work and make the desired change quickly.
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The older a WordPress website is, the more likely it is to have unused plugins or themes. If you make use of my WordPress support, I will take a look at which ones are outdated or superfluous or which ones may even interfere with each other. For example, in addition to the theme used, there should only ever be one standard theme that WordPress can access in an emergency. I have also found various cache and backup plugins for many customers. The potential for interfering with each other is particularly high here. In the end, the WordPress website often becomes much slower, which Google then penalizes with a poor ranking.