First, we only help with WordPress.org websites (self-hosted websites), not sites hosted at WordPress.com (a simplified version of WordPress primarily used for blogging). WordPress.org websites have more capabilities and are usually more complex. One of the benefits of WordPress is that it is open source. That is a two edged sword because it also makes WordPress a bit like the wild west. Yes, there are recommended best practices, but many theme designers do not take best practices into consideration.
Based on my experience, you most likely have a theme with either a low end page builder or a theme that is designed with many templates – even the home page. The result of either of these is that the website is difficult to edit and manage yourself. In many cases, website owners are afraid to update their websites, plugins, etc. They may not have any backups and may not understand how to access the back end of the website to fix problems.
WordPress Problems Solved Here
If you’re experiencing any of these issues with your website, you’ve come to the right place.
- Can’t Log In
- Can’t Change Content
- Unexpected Things Happening
- White Screen
- Code Showing Up on Front End
- Console Errors
- Website Content Missing
- Website Not Loading
- Missing Products on a Shopping Cart
- Can’t Find Where to Edit Something
- No SSL Certificate
- Hosting Problems
- Not Receiving Password Reset Emails
- Website Too Slow on Front End
- Website Too Slow on Back End
- Website Hacked
- Poor SEO
Long Term Problems With WordPress Websites
Some problems require major changes to your website. Examples:
- ADA compliance
- Ease of Use (by your customer)
- Ease of Editing (by owner)
- Sustainability
- Website Performance
I have experience with all of these situations and many more. Sometimes I recommend rebuilding a website, but it is a decision I don’t take lightly. You can trust me to recommend the best solution for your website.