A REAL PERSON IN YOUR CORNER
In good hands. After launch, too.
Keep your website cared for as your business moves forward, with practical upkeep and a friendly person to turn to.

IN THE PORTFOLIO / Clevedon Marine Lake
A THOUGHTFUL APPROACH
How I can
help your business.
For business owners who want a dependable contact for ongoing website care, whether AFWD built the site or not.
I’ll agree the exact scope with you around your website and business.
01
Software updates
Keep the agreed website software and extensions up to date, with checks after changes.
02
Backups & recovery
Plan backups and a practical route to restoring your site if something goes wrong.
03
Everyday health checks
Review key links, forms, performance and security as part of an agreed maintenance scope.
04
Content & technical support
Get help with changes, troubleshooting and improvements as your business develops.
GOOD QUESTIONS. HONEST ANSWERS.
A few things you might be wondering.
Something else on your mind?
Just ask Andy ↗
Can you support a site you didn’t build?
I can start with a review of its platform and current condition, then agree whether and how I can support it.
What is included in a maintenance plan?
The scope is tailored to the site. I’ll agree the updates, checks, backup arrangements and support needed before starting.
WORDPRESS SUPPORT / UK-WIDE
Keep your website useful after launch.
I provide ongoing website support for businesses locally and across the UK. The first step is to understand your current setup and agree which maintenance tasks, checks and content updates you need.
Before taking over an existing WordPress website, I review access, hosting, backups and any known problems. A health check or detailed audit can identify work that needs a separate quote.
Support scope, response expectations and the handling of additional work are agreed before the arrangement starts. Discuss ongoing support.
GOOD THINGS START WITH A CONVERSATION
Let’s make your next move a great one.
A new business, a fresh start, or a website that’s ready for more. I’d love to hear what you’re thinking.