Website maintenance for small business owners

Your website should be the last thing you worry about

Hi, I'm Bushra, the person behind WPStylo. For nine years I've looked after other people's WordPress sites updates, backups, speed, security, so none of it lands on your desk. When something does break, you message one person, and that person answers. Usually the same working day.

The problem

You didn’tsign up to bea websiteadministrator

You paid someone to build it. It looked great on launch day. Then it started quietly falling apart.

  • A plugin update broke the contact form and nobody noticed for three weeks.
  • The site got slower and you’re not sure when it started.
  • You got an email saying your SSL expired and you don’t know what that means.
  • Someone said you should be backing it up. You think you might be? Somewhere?
  • You’ve been meaning to update the copyright year since 2023.

None of that is a failure on your part. A WordPress site is a piece of software, and software needs someone looking after it. Most business owners were never told that part.

How this works

Three waysI can help

Why use wordPress, 5 Benefits of WordPress and How to install wordPress manually

Why me

What you get thatyou might not expect

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Free checklist

The checklist I runbefore I touchanyone's site

The same list I work through on every site I take on. Run it yourself and you will find most of what is wrong with yours in about twenty minutes, no tools, no plugins, no charge.

Most site owners are not careless. They just do not know what they do not know: which plugin update is the urgent one, whether the backup would actually restore, what "it feels a bit slow" is costing them every month.

So I wrote down every check I run on a client site, every month, in the order I run it. Not a summary of it. The list itself.

23 checks, in four steps. A few of them:

  • Whether your backups exist, and whether they would actually restore
  • The five plugin settings that cause most hacked WordPress sites
  • How to tell a slow host from a slow site
  • What to check after every update, in order
  • The two-minute monthly routine that prevents most emergencies
100% free
  • WordPress core updated and tested
  • All plugins updated in a safe order
  • Off-site backup confirmed complete
  • Malware scan, no threats found
  • + 19 more checks inside

Where should I send it?

The exact checklist I use for every client, every month.

No spam. The checklist, and the occasional email when I write something useful. Unsubscribe in one click.