Website Maintenance
A search engine friendly website is vital for businesses. Customers and potential buyers visit your site to find information about your products or services and contact details. But what happens over time? What to do when your business evolves, selling new and improved products and services, changes in pricing, or simply moving locations. Just the same as updating your printed catalogues, brochures and business cards, it is important to keep your website updated with the most current business information.
Why do I need a professional service when I can maintain on my own?
Some sites have content management system (CMS) that can be used to update site contents and graphics. They usually require some understanding and familiarity to be able to update with ease. There are many buttons and options that are sometimes irrelevant to your purpose and the potential to accidentally delete data is just a click away. Other sites without CMS prove a greater challenge you have to change the data directly on the live file, edit photos and create graphics yourself. Incorrect sizing of photos or images can cause the whole layout of the page to be thrown off. Most scary of all, what happens if you can’t UNDO?
Maintenance of a website does require some technical and designing skills. To effectively maintain a website on you own, you will need to be
- a designer, who can use the tools required to create graphics and edit photos
- a programmer, who knows scripting and database querying and
- an SEO expert, to apply the correct search engine knowledge and trends.
Wouldn’t it be easier if you could just send the information that needs to be updated to someone who knows what they’re doing and see it on your site a short time later?
Maintenance tasks
Netable provides website maintenance services at a very affordable monthly cost, or one-off cost depending on how often you need to update the site.
Netable’s fast, efficient maintenance services includes:
- adding news, events and announcements
- uploading photos, graphics, files and reports
- information and contact details changes
- updating product or service listings
- changing keywords, descriptions and other search engine optimisation tasks
- general site tidying to ensure disk space quota is not exceeded
- script or code updates to fix bugs and errors
