Fix My Website: Content Updates and Corrections
If your website still lists last year’s hours, a phone number nobody answers, or a service you stopped offering, this is the fix. We go through your site, correct what’s wrong, and update what’s stale, so it matches your business today.
What this actually includes
We fix the things that keep customers from trusting or using your site: outdated prices and hours, old staff photos, services you no longer offer, broken contact forms, and links that lead nowhere.
This covers both the small stuff (a typo, a wrong phone number) and the slightly bigger stuff (a pricing page that hasn’t changed in three years).
The technical side, in plain English
Some of what we check falls under website maintenance, the ongoing work of keeping a site accurate, working, and secure. A few things we look for:
Why it matters for your business
Old information reads as neglect. Accurate information reads as a business that’s open and paying attention.
A form that works is the difference between a lead in your inbox and a customer who gave up and called someone else.
Search engines read a well-maintained site as more trustworthy, which affects where you show up.
Common questions
Most small correction jobs cost far less than people expect. We quote the specific job up front after a quick look at what needs fixing, no retainer, no hourly meter.
No. Send us the address and a general sense of what feels off (“it looks old,” “the form doesn’t work”) and we’ll do a review and tell you exactly what we find.
Either. Some clients send one job a year, others send something every month. Both work.