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Chapter 04After launch and when things go wrong

You should not be left alone with the complicated part.

I provide planned website care, one-off repairs and remote help with the wider technology a small business relies on.

Why support matters

The best time to decide who is responsible is before something breaks.

A website changes, software ages and businesses discover new needs. Support should preserve context, remove uncertainty and make the next decision easier—not turn every question into a new sales process.

Ongoing relationship01

Website care

For businesses that want one person responsible for keeping the website maintained and helping it change over time.

  • Routine software and security updates
  • Backups and availability monitoring
  • Agreed content changes
  • Priority support when something breaks
Talk about ongoing care
When you need it02

Remote technology help

For practical problems that can be diagnosed and resolved securely without travelling to your premises.

  • Business email and domain issues
  • Website and hosting troubleshooting
  • Software setup and migration
  • Advice before technology purchases
Ask for remote help
What happens next
  1. 01You explain what changed

    Include what you expected, what happened and who is affected.

  2. 02I make the problem clear

    I ask for the useful evidence and explain the likely route forward.

  3. 03We agree the work

    You know what is covered, what happens next and how additional work is priced.

Clear expectations

Support is agreed—not vaguely “unlimited”.

Before ongoing work starts, I define what is covered, normal response expectations and how out-of-scope work is quoted. That keeps the relationship fair and useful.

Already a client?

Tell me the website or device, and what changed.

For the fastest diagnosis, describe what you expected, what happened instead, any error message and whether the problem affects everyone.

Email support