Does your website feel a big sluggish?

Do you spend a lot of time trying to troubleshoot what is causing a conflict on your website

Do you know what all of your plugins do?

If you have a lot of plugins installed on your WordPress site AND you don’t know what half of them do, it might be time for a plugin audit.

It happens pretty easily, you start off with only a few plugins and then someone mentions a plugin that has a cool feature so you add that one to your site, then you install another and another, and before you know your site is loading a bunch of plugins that you’re not really sure what they all do.

Poorly optimized plugins could be responsible for problems related to your website’s loading speed, responsiveness, or server resource usage. To pinpoint and resolve these performance issues, conducting an audit is essential.

Conflicts arising from plugins can cause compatibility problems, potentially leading to broken layouts, non-functional features, or error notifications on your website. By performing an audit, you can identify and resolve these conflicts to ensure smooth operation.

To guarantee a seamless user experience and avoid future issues, consider finding appropriate alternatives for any conflicting plugins.

Security issues arise when outdated or vulnerable plugins allow hackers to gain access to your website. Conducting an audit can help identify these weak plugins and enable immediate updates, strengthening your defense against potential online threats.

Hey! Renee, Here!

I got into website maintenance and support about five years ago, BUT I’ve been working online since 2008. My business evolved from a virtual assistant to creating a successful boutique web design firm, and now I focus on supporting you and your website.

When creating a website, most of my clients don’t realize how much maintenance is required to keep it running smoothly.

So I went all in and started offering website protection services to my clients. 

That was in 2017. Now I focus on taking the tech off my clients’ plates so they can focus on big things for their business and life.

I want the same for you.

That’s why I launched Geek in Your Pocket to provide technical support and services.

And why I doubled down to focus on supporting my clients. All so, they can have a fabulous website without messing with the tech!

It’s time to get the relief you need!

1. You purchase your plugin audit and once your payment is confirmed you be directed to a secure intake form
2. Complete the simple form and provide me with administrator access (I recommend you create a different login for me)
3. Get comfy and wait for my report and video if applicable

Once I receive your payment and intake form, I will need about 10 business days to complete the audit and review.

Step 1: When I start the review I will first review your plugins and check the Plugin Versions & Updates. I may also perform any updates that may be required at this time.

Step 2: I will review the compatibility of the plugins and ensure that your plugins are compatible with the current version of WordPress

Step 3: I will analyze the plugins and the impact they may have on performance of your website

Step 4: I will look for any security vulnerabilities on the plugins you currently have installed.

Step 5: Remove any extra and/or necessary plugins

Step 6: Compile your report. This may include some recommended plugins or replacements for what you are currently using on your website. If I suggest some additional work, your plugin audit fee can be applied to the work if you purchase within 14 days of the report.

Renee has been a huge help to me in figuring out how to use my website. She goes above and beyond the job always! She tries to help me figure out how to fix my problem myself, and if I can’t, she’s always willing to step in and help with what I can’t do.

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