Hey Reader,
Here's a situation I come across more often than you'd think.
You hire a person to build your website. A freelancer, an agency or just a friend who's "good with tech." It gets built, it looks lovely, and everyone's happy. But then that person moves on. Gets busy, changes direction, stops replying, or maybe you end the collaboration.
And now you're left with a website you don't really understand. You don't know what's under the hood, you're nervous to change anything in case it breaks, and therefore you just... leave it.
If that's you, Reader, I want to say this clearly: you didn't do anything wrong. Hiring out something technical is a sensible thing to do. The problem isn't you. It's that nobody ever showed you how the thing you paid for actually works, so now you've got something you can't maintain.
And that is a risk. It's probably not being kept up to date, which is where security gaps creep in. You can't make the small changes you want without it turning into a whole project. And if something does break, you're stuck, because nobody knows how it was put together.
Here's the reassuring part. You don't need to become technical, and you don't need to understand every setting. You just need someone to take a look and hand you a plain map of what you've actually got.
That's what the Website Tech Audit is for. For €99, I go through your site and send you back a short report: what's there, what's out of date, what's slow, and what actually needs your attention first. No jargon, no assuming you already know how it all works. Just a clear picture, so it stops being a black box and starts being something you can make decisions about again.
If you'd like one, just hit reply and say the word.
You shouldn't have to feel confused by your own website.