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Platform management
Updates, backups, monitoring, security, environments, deployments, and technical issue response.
Managed web services
Keep the website secure, visible, and improving after launch.
Ongoing development, search visibility, landing pages, technical SEO, security, performance, content, analytics, and releases from a web team that understands the platform.
Reserved monthly capacityDefined scope and response modelNo unlimited development
Operational ownership
A business website keeps changing after launch.
Campaigns launch, services change, people join, software updates, search changes, content grows, and new integrations appear. The platform needs an owner.
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Development and landing pages
New service and location pages, landing experiences, components, Gutenberg blocks, features, forms, and integrations.
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Search visibility and performance
Search Console, content gaps, internal linking, crawl issues, redirects, structured data, Core Web Vitals, and technical improvements.
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Content, conversion, and accessibility
Publishing support, CTA and form improvements, analytics, component remediation, editor guidance, and incremental accessibility work.
Engagement levels
Start with the operating model the website actually needs.
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Platform Care
Operational reliability: updates, security, backups, uptime monitoring, minor fixes, and periodic technical review.
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Ongoing Development
Platform Care plus reserved development capacity, content changes, landing pages, technical SEO, performance, and analytics review.
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Managed Web Team
Larger reserved capacity with development, design, search visibility, conversion improvements, accessibility, integrations, analytics, and roadmap planning.
Commercial model
Reserved capacity, not an unlimited task queue.
The engagement defines scope, capacity, response expectations, planning cadence, and escalation paths. Major redesigns, migrations, or applications remain separately scoped projects.
- SLA separated from development capacity
- No unlimited rollover
- Large projects handled under a separate scope
- Roadmap reviewed at an agreed cadence
Project fit
A clear fit makes for a better project.
Strong fit
- The website changes every month
- Internal teams need reliable technical support
- SEO and performance require implementation capacity
- The organization wants one accountable web partner
Usually not a fit
- Unlimited development expectations
- No owner for priorities and approvals
- A single isolated task with no recurring need
- A retainer being used to avoid scoping a major project
A practical next step
Does the website need an accountable owner after launch?
Describe the platform, current workload, search or conversion priorities, recurring problems, and expected response model. We can determine the right level of reserved support.