One of the worst things that can happen to you as a business owner is to try and access your website and find that it’s offline. Even worse though, is when you get that dreaded email from a customer who tells you that your website is down or that there is a message from Google telling them about malware. Care plan prevents you from that kind of situation.

Set up a maintenance schedule for your website. You’ll want to schedule this approximately once a week and to set aside up to an hour for the work. Make sure that the user you have assigned is able to work on this regularly and to document any work completed, so that you can refer back to this if you have any issues.

As fun as it can be to race the fuel gauge when the red light is showing on your dashboard, you should never take the same risks with your website. There is always an automated piece of software or a determined hacker who is ready to pounce and make you their latest victim. You may not have had an issue since your website launched, you may even be one of the lucky few that have never had a website issue, but what happens when it’s your first time?

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Download our free guide to understand how to keep your website safe and learn about the regular maintenance that your website needs to stay secure.

As one of the most important assets in your business, it’s vital that you keep your website updated, protected and online.

If your website is offline or has a major issue, this will affect your revenue and your customers.

It’s important to be vigilant in today’s modern world as the average website will have automated attacks looking for weaknesses, multiple times per day.

Our free guide will help you to put together a clear plan for your website, help you understand the importance of security and give you better peace of mind.