Updates, maintenance, backups, and day-to-day WordPress operations
You launched a new service three weeks ago. Your website still shows the old one. You raised your prices last month. The pricing page hasn’t been touched. A customer asked about a product you discontinued six months ago — because it’s still listed on your site. This is what a neglected website looks like. Not…
I once watched a client pay a freelancer $90 to change their store hours on their Contact page. The freelancer did it in about forty-five seconds. Including the time it took to log in. That is not a knock on the freelancer. They quoted a minimum rate, the client agreed, the work got done. But…
A client once asked us to add a Valentine’s Day promotion banner to their WooCommerce store. We got the request on February 7th. The banner went live on February 13th. Valentine’s Day was the next day. They made six sales from it before we took it down on the 15th. If they could have done…
I once billed a client $75 to swap out a hero image on their homepage. The actual work took me about 45 seconds. The rest of the invoice covered “project management overhead.” I’m not proud of it. But that’s how the agency model works. The Dirty Secret Behind Your Monthly Retainer Here’s what most agencies…
Update all plugins, create pages, search-replace across your site, backup your database — all in one line. And AI writes the commands for you.
I’ve sent these invoices. The actual work takes 30 seconds. Now AI lets you do it yourself — no technical skills needed.
I’ve been on the other side of the invoice. As an agency owner, I’m telling you: most of what you pay us for, you can now handle yourself with AI.