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Website maintenance

Website updates and support for Arkansas small businesses.

Websites are not finished forever the day they launch. I help small businesses keep services, photos, reviews, contact info, pages, and the technical basics current without turning every small update into a project.

After launch

Keep the site as current as the business.

New work, new services, new photos, new reviews, and even a new phone number should make it onto the site quickly. Keeping those details aligned also helps customers and search engines get a consistent picture of the business.

Ongoing support

The normal changes a working small-business site actually needs.

Service, price, and business-information updates
New photos, galleries, projects, and review updates
Page edits and new sections when the business changes
Broken-link, form, mobile, and layout fixes
Basic technical SEO and indexing checks after meaningful changes
Help keeping the website and Google Business Profile information consistent

Questions

Website support without the runaround.

Do you maintain websites after you build them?

Yes. Ongoing support can cover normal content changes, new photos, service updates, small layout changes, troubleshooting, and keeping the site current after launch.

Can you update a website you did not originally build?

Often, yes. It depends on the platform, access, and condition of the existing site. I can take a look first and tell you whether updating it makes sense or whether a rebuild would be cleaner.

Does website maintenance include SEO?

Basic maintenance can include checking metadata, internal links, indexing, sitemap changes, business information, and search structure when pages change. Larger SEO work is handled as a separate scope when needed.

Ready when you are

Want to see what your business could look like online?

Send over your business info, Facebook page, current website if you have one, and a few photos. I can put together a clean preview so you can see the direction before committing.

Most businesses I work with already have the hard part figured out: they do good work. The website just needs to make that obvious, organize the details, and give customers a clear next step.

Free preview before payment
Built for small businesses
Mobile-first layouts
Google-focused structure