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WordPress help for UK small businesses

WordPress help for UK businesses: theme updates that moved things, plugins that stopped working, slow pages and forms that fail quietly, fixed on your own hosting.

You do not need a new website to get help with your WordPress site. I work on sites I did not build: you invite me as a collaborator, the account and the domain stay yours, and I fix or update the site inside WordPress rather than moving you anywhere.

WordPress breaks in predictable ways: a theme or plugin update shifts a layout, a contact form plugin silently stops sending, a page builder adds weight, and nobody has logged in for months. I keep fixes small, documented and reversible, and I will tell you when a plugin is the problem rather than your content.

Start with the free website check. It shows what the public site is doing on a phone: speed, mobile layout, SEO basics, security headers and email DNS. Then either book one agreed fault as a £50 fix, or put the site on monthly care from £30 so prices, hours and the contact form are checked and updated every month.

What’s included

  • Layout and plugin faults diagnosed and fixed, with a note of what changed
  • Contact forms tested and delivery confirmed to your inbox
  • Page speed: images, caching and the obvious plugin weight
  • Prices, hours and copy updated on an agreed monthly rhythm
  • Editor or admin access on your hosting: the site stays yours

How this looks in production

Qualitree

Tree surgeons in Warlingham, Surrey — the site puts Google reviews next to every service, with one-tap ways to call, email, or request a quote.

Read Qualitree case study

Matty's BBQ Chop Shop

A back-garden BBQ restaurant in Penarth, Wales—featured by Eating With Tod. Bookings moved out of Instagram DMs into its own website and a private admin: payment status per booking, open-date publishing, and automatic guest emails.

Read Matty's BBQ Chop Shop case study

Questions

How do you access my WordPress site?

You create a user for me with the role the job needs, usually Editor or Administrator, on your own hosting. You can change or remove it afterwards. I do not move the site or take over hosting.

Do you handle WordPress core and plugin updates?

Monthly care covers content checks and agreed edits. Core, theme and plugin updates are technical maintenance and are agreed separately, because they need a backup and a test before they are safe. I will quote that in writing if you want it included.

What does WordPress help cost?

One agreed fault is a £50 fix. Monthly care is £30, £75 or £120 depending on edits. Bigger work, such as a new section or a theme change, is quoted separately.

See pricing guide · Get my free mock-up

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