Content edits
Text changes, new pages, updated service descriptions, revised prices, new team photos, and anything else that should reflect the business you actually run today.
Website updates
Someone needs to keep the website working. It might as well be someone who knows what they are doing.
Websites get stale. Plugins fall behind. Staff change. Prices change. Phone numbers change. Photos get old. None of these are big jobs on their own, but they pile up and they matter when a customer is trying to decide whether to contact you.
Plugin and CMS updates
WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates carried out carefully — tested, not just clicked through and forgotten.
Small feature additions
Contact forms, booking buttons, maps, image galleries, and other additions that improve what visitors can do on your site.
Layout repairs
Elements that broke after an update, mobile display problems, things that look wrong on certain screens, and styling that needs adjusting.
The IslandSEO .tech approach
Updates are done as a batch or on a maintenance day. You describe what needs changing, I do it, and you review. No long briefing documents, no project managers, no agency theatre.