There are four extremely common WordPress problems that we run across -- all of which are not difficult to resolve:

1. No regular updates of WordPress, WordPress themes, and all WordPress plugins used.
2. Weak passwords -- and many site "administrators" (ideally there should be only one)
3. No backups.
4. Poor quality web hosting.

We recommend that one person have WordPress administrator privileges and, at a minimum, that they check for WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates weekly. If any are available, be sure to apply them. This task is critical to maintaining the security of your WordPress site. If you cannot schedule this then we can handle this for you for a low monthly fee.

Presswright, of course!

But, we know that not everyone needs our level of service. In any case, WordPress hosting should not be left to "free" or budget providers if your site is valuable to you. Instead, we can recommend only a handful of web hosting companies that offer what we feel is "better than average" WordPress services and/or support:

1. SiteGround (best low-cost WordPress host we've ever seen – fast, 24/7 phone, chat, and ticket-based support).
2. Kinsta (if you want to be directly involved but still want everything WordPress-related essentially managed for you – daily backups, staging environment, WordPress updates, and much more – then these guys probably come closer to the technical level of hosting support services we offer).

 

Chances are, yes. We're quite familiar with Elementor, Beaver Builder, Breakdance, and Divi to name a few. We've also worked with a variety of Gutenberg-related plugin expansions like Qubely, Stackable, Spectra, and Cwicly. We're less-familiar with Brizy, Oxygen, and Zion Builder – but do have some experience with them as well.