Maintenance problems
Backups, migrations, 404s, and outdated info. Start with the free guide that matches your situation.
404 Page Not Found Errors
Important pages are missing or links lead to "404 — Page Not Found," frustrating visitors and bleeding away the search traffic those pages had earned.
Read the guideTest Changes Safely With a Staging Site
You want to update, redesign, or experiment without risking your live website — a staging site is the private rehearsal copy where mistakes cost nothing.
Read the guideWebsite Backup Missing or Not Working
You're not sure whether your site has a recent, usable backup — the safety net every other fix on this site assumes exists. "I think the host does it" is not a backup strategy.
Read the guideWebsite Changes Not Showing Up
You edited your site — new text, new photo, new price — but the live page still shows the old version. Almost always, this is caching.
Read the guideWebsite Has Outdated Copyright, Content, or Business Info
Old phone numbers, hours, addresses, staff, services, or a stale copyright year make your site look neglected — and wrong contact details don't just look bad, they send real customers to voicemail limbo.
Read the guideWebsite Was Moved and Now Something Is Broken
After moving to new hosting (or a new domain), something stopped working — forms, images, email, SSL, or links. Migrations break a predictable checklist of things, and each has a known fix.
Read the guideYou've Lost Access to Your Own Website caution
The site is live, it has your name on it, and you can't get into it — because the person who built it has gone, or nobody wrote the logins down.
Read the guideNot sure which guide fits?
The Website Help Finder asks a few short questions and points you to the safest next step.
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