Your care plan is one flat plan with everything included:
Managed hosting. Your site lives on hosting we manage and monitor. No
separate hosting company, no control panel, no renewal notice you forgot
about. It is handled.
SSL certificate. The padlock in the browser bar. It keeps data between
your site and your visitors encrypted, and it is a trust signal both
customers and search engines look for. Included and kept current.
Daily backups. We back your site up every day. If something goes wrong,
whether a bad update or a simple mistake, we can restore a clean version
quickly instead of rebuilding from memory.
Plugin and WordPress updates. The software your site runs on changes
constantly, and outdated software is the most common way sites break or
get compromised. We keep the WordPress core and your plugins current, and
we do it carefully so an update does not take your site down.
Security monitoring. We keep an eye on your site for the common signs of
trouble. Catching a problem early is the difference between a quiet fix
and a public one.
Uptime monitoring. We watch your site around the clock and get alerted
the moment it goes down, so we can act on it. Often we know before you do.
Updates can break sites when they are done carelessly, which is exactly why we do them for you and watch the site afterward. If an update causes a problem, we have a daily backup to fall back on.
Mike Moen with Pop Machine Agency helps take the scary out of GMB, for those of us uncomfortable with the whole process. Thanks for your help and your insight, Mike!!
I recommend 100% pop machine agency. I am very happy working with them. I own an e-commerce business and when I ask pop machine agency for anything that my website needs, they always give me great service and fast.
“My old website was a tech paradox—outdated and clunky. Pop Machine modernized everything and helped me clarify my services so decision-makers could quickly understand how I can help their teams. The new site has opened doors to clients I’d been trying to reach for years.”
