Once your website has been designed and deployed, maintenance of the site becomes a key factor in determining its success. Site maintenance can be managed in a number of ways. One traditional approach to site maintenance involves communicating changes to your designer/developer, who then edits and uploads the changes to your site. Charges for this type of maintenance plan are typically time-based (i.e. per hour charge). Some plans include a certain amount of free maintenance before additional charges apply. This type of plan could be beneficial to a site owner needing very few updates.

Other alternatives for site maintenance involve the site owner updating his/her own website. For example, your web developer should be able to assist you in acquiring site editing software that is designed for use by non-technical personnel. If you expect to have a large number of frequent updates, another option is to have a database tied to your website to help manage the maintenance task.

Site content must be kept up-to-date and accurate. Your web developer must understand all of the factors to be considered in selecting the optimal maintenance plan for your organization. By selecting the right plan, TenQuill will enable you to maintain your site with the methods that best suit your needs. Contact TenQuill today.