After your WordPress website is launched, it will need to be maintained and updated regularly to ensure that it stays secure, up-to-date, and optimized for performance. Here are some common ways that your WordPress website will be maintained and updated:
Core WordPress updates: WordPress releases regular updates to its core software to address security issues, bugs, and improve performance. Your agency should regularly update your WordPress core software to ensure that your website is running the latest stable version.
Theme and plugin updates: Themes and plugins used on your website may also need to be updated regularly to ensure they are compatible with the latest version of WordPress, and to fix bugs, improve security, or add new features.
Backup and security: Regular backups should be taken to ensure that your website data is protected and can be restored if necessary. Your agency should also implement security measures such as firewalls, SSL certificates, and two-factor authentication to prevent hacking and protect sensitive data.
Performance optimization: Your agency should regularly optimize your website for performance, which may include optimizing images, compressing files, and implementing caching and other techniques to improve website speed.
Content updates: Regular content updates such as new blog posts, product updates, or changes to your services or pricing should also be made to keep your website fresh and engaging for visitors.
Your agency should have a maintenance plan in place that includes regular monitoring, updates, backups, and security measures to ensure that your WordPress website is well-maintained and performing optimally. It’s important to discuss your maintenance needs and expectations with your agency before launching your website to ensure that you have a clear understanding of their maintenance plan and what is included.