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Why WordPress Sites Get Hacked (and How to Keep Yours Safe)
Most WordPress hacks aren't personal. Here's what we've learned from cleaning up close to a hundred hacked sites: the real causes, and how to close each gap.
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Guides on maintenance, care plans, security, and getting website changes done, from a team that's been looking after WordPress sites since 2009.
Security
WordPress Site Hacked? What to Do in the First Hour
Your WordPress site was hacked. Don't delete it, and don't restore an old backup yet. Here's what to do in the first hour, in order, and how to keep it from happening again.
Maintenance
Should You Turn On Automatic WordPress Updates? Our Honest Answer
Leave WordPress's small security updates on. Turn plugin auto-updates off unless someone is checking your site afterward. Here's why, from a team that's done this since 2009.
Maintenance
The WordPress Maintenance Checklist: What to Do Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly
A practical WordPress maintenance checklist from a team that's done it since 2009: what to check daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly to keep your site safe.
Maintenance
What Should a WordPress Maintenance Plan Include? A Buyer’s Checklist
Comparing WordPress maintenance plans? Here are 12 questions to ask, what good answers sound like, and the red flags to watch for before you sign up.
Care plans
Who Should Update Your Small Business Website? 6 Options Compared
DIY, your web designer, a freelancer, a VA, a staff member, or a website care team? An honest look at who should handle your small business website changes.
Pricing
How Much Does WordPress Maintenance Cost? (Real Prices for Small Businesses)
WordPress maintenance costs about $30 to $150 a month, or $150 to $350 with time for changes included. Here's what drives the price, and what we charge.
Getting help
How to Safely Add a Developer or Support Team to Your Website
Don't share your password. Here's how to give a developer or support team their own access to WordPress, your hosting, and your domain, and how to remove it later.
Care plans
WordPress Care Plan vs. Maintenance Plan: What’s the Difference?
A maintenance plan keeps your WordPress site safe. A care plan does that too, plus a team that handles your website changes. Here's how to tell which you need.
Getting help
My Web Designer Won’t Respond. How Do I Get My Website Back?
Your web designer stopped answering? You can usually get your WordPress site back with two things: your domain and one login. Here's the order to do it in.
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