What to Prepare Before a Website Growth Audit
What to gather before a website audit so the recommendations are sharper and easier to act on.
Resources
Plain-English how-tos for your WordPress site, clear docs on how I work with you, and articles on building a website that performs.
Client how-tos
Short, beginner-friendly walkthroughs — especially for WordPress. I add more regularly.
Install, activate, and configure safely
Style tweaks without breaking the theme
Tracking, embeds, and snippets for beginners
Update text, images, and links
Back up, stage, then update
Manual and automatic backups
Need help with a live site? Ask me
Working with LER
I do everything the standard, professional way — clear communication, secure handling, and no surprises. You use the tools you already have.
Most updates happen over email, WhatsApp, or Asana — whatever’s easiest for you. Larger builds get a shared board so you always see status and the next step.
I build on a private staging site so you can review everything before it goes live. Launches are scheduled, checked, and reversible — no surprises on your live site.
SSL, hardened WordPress, regular backups, and monitoring. Updates are tested before they ship so the site stays protected and stable.
Clear scope and pricing up front, simple invoices, and ongoing plans billed predictably. Everything is visible in your client portal.
Happy to sign an NDA before we begin. Your code, content, and data stay private and remain yours, start to finish.
Manage your site, requests, and billing at myaccount.lerws.com — the fastest way to reach me and track work.
I work with the tools you already use:
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