Guides to website speed, maintenance and recovery: find the real cause of problems and what can be restored when a site is lost.
Keep your website fast, secure and online
A slow, hacked or broken website costs you enquiries every day it stays that way. Most of these problems are preventable with regular updates, backups and monitoring.
These guides help you find the real cause of a slow site, plan ongoing maintenance, recover from malware and restore a website that has been lost. Each one explains what you can check yourself and when to call in help.
Use a WordPress backup plugin and your host backups together. They fail in different ways, so the real question is where the copies live and who restores them.
Most business WordPress sites benefit from a staging site, and any site that takes money should not change anything without one. Here is which changes need it, what it costs and how to avoid losing orders.
Your hosting company is the first call: most deleted WordPress sites come back from the host's own backups. Here is what to try, in order, and what to do if no backup exists.
If your WordPress site redirects visitors to spam, gambling or pharmacy pages, treat it as a hack until proven otherwise. The redirect often shows only to phones or to visitors arriving from Google, so your own checks may look fine.
Lost your website? Here is how to rebuild it from Wayback Machine archives, what can and cannot be recovered, and how to turn snapshots into a working site.
Learn what LCP, INP and CLS mean, the scores Google treats as good, how to find what is slowing your pages and the fixes that improve real-user results.
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