Your Website’s Live. But Who’s Looking After It?

You’ve invested time, thought, and often a significant budget into designing and building your new website. Before launch, there’s plenty to think about:

  • Does the site clearly say what you want it to say?

  • Are the images presenting your business at its best?

  • Is the call to action clear and compelling?

 

And that’s just the beginning.

But what happens after your website is launched and let loose in the real world for customers to see?

A website doesn’t look after itself. Content needs updating. Search engines need to be able to find and index your pages. Your customers need to know the site has changed or improved – because many won’t notice unless you tell them. And then there’s ongoing maintenance.

Think of a new website like buying a new car. It may come with a warranty, but you still need to check the oil, keep the tyres inflated, and lock it up at night. A website is no different.

Regular maintenance is essential to keep your site secure from hackers, ensure plugins and software stay up to date (some change weekly), and make sure reliable backups are in place if something goes wrong.

That’s where our website maintenance packages come in.

We offer a range of flexible packages to suit most website sizes and needs – from simple “keep things ticking over” plans to ongoing development and feature improvements, all at a predictable monthly cost.

Prefer to manage your site yourself? No problem. We also offer a pay-as-you-need, per-incident service. If something breaks or goes wrong, we’ll investigate and fix it – you only pay when you need us. No day-to-day commitment required.

Ready to protect your investment?
Get in touch today to discuss the right maintenance option for your website – and keep it secure, visible, and working hard for your business.

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Chris Eaton

About the Author

Chris spent seven years as a creative artworker - taking other people's initial designs and turning them into accurate, print-ready artwork. When nobody would take a chance on him to step into a full design role, he decided to take matters into his own hands and branch out on his own.
Since then, he’s spent over 30 years working as a freelance graphic designer in and around Sheffield. Along the way, he’s collaborated with some of the best studios in the region and worked directly with heaps of brilliant clients..
In late 2025, when a local client went into liquidation, Chris saw an opportunity to step in and help out the clients who were left stranded. He took the plunge and launched his own agency to make sure those businesses had the ongoing support they needed.