WordPress Maintenance Services Amsterdam. Different plans for different websites. Are you looking to hire a professional to maintain your WordPress website? Whether you have a simple presentation site or a complex one, I can provide monthly, weekly, or daily updates, support, and reports to ensure your WordPress site is kept in the best condition.
Basic Plan
Full Website Backup: Monthly
Safely WordPress Core Update: Weekly
Theme, Plugins, and PHP Update: Weekly
Test Links and Contact Form: One time
Security and Hack-Proof: One time
WordPress Recovery: When it’s required
Support Time/mo: 30 minutes
Response Time: Within 72h
Standard Plan
Full Website Backup: Weekly
Safely WordPress Core Update: Weekly
Theme, Plugins, and PHP Update: Weekly
Test Links and Contact Form: Monthly
Security and Hack-Proof: One time
WordPress Recovery: When it’s required
WordPress Security report: Weekly
Publish Articles (+ SEO + recommendations): 4 articles/month
Support Time/mo: 60 minutes
Response Time: Within 48h
Premium Plan
Full Website Backup: Daily
Safely WordPress Core Update: Daily
Theme, Plugins, and PHP Update: Daily
Test Links and Contact Form: Weekly
Security and Hack-Proof: One time
WordPress Recovery: When it’s required
WordPress Security report: Weekly
WordPress SEO report: Weekly
WordPress Recovery: When it’s required
Publish Articles (+ SEO + recommendations): 2 articles/week
Website Speed Test
Support Time/mo: 120 minutes
Response Time: Within 24h
Free WordPress Migration: 1/mo
Basic Plan
Full Website Backup: Monthly
Safely WordPress Core Update: Weekly
Theme, Plugins, and PHP Update: Weekly
Test Links and Contact Form: One time
Security and Hack-Proof: One time
WordPress Recovery: When it’s required
Free WordPress Migration: 1/yr
Support Time/mo: 30 minutes
Response Time: Within 72h
Standard Plan
Full Website Backup: Weekly
Safely WordPress Core Update: Weekly
Theme, Plugins, and PHP Update: Weekly
Test Links and Contact Form: Monthly
Security and Hack-Proof: One time
WordPress Recovery: When it’s required
WordPress Security report: Weekly
Publish Articles (+ SEO + recommendations): 4 articles/month
Free WordPress Migration: 2/yr
Support Time/mo: 60 minutes
Response Time: Within 48h
Premium Plan
Full Website Backup: Daily
Safely WordPress Core Update: Daily
Theme, Plugins, and PHP Update: Daily
Test Links and Contact Form: Weekly
Security and Hack-Proof: One time
WordPress Recovery: When it’s required
WordPress Security report: Weekly
WordPress SEO report: Weekly
WordPress Recovery: When it’s required
Publish Articles (+ SEO + recommendations): 2 articles/week
Website Speed Test
Free WordPress Migration: 1/mo
Support Time/mo: 120 minutes
Response Time: Within 24h
Amsterdam is located in the province of Northern Holland and is the capital city of the Netherlands. The city has a population of 872,680, the metropolitan area has a population of 2,480,394, and the Randstad area has a population of 8,116,000, making it the sixth-largest populated area in Europe. Its entire territory spans 219.32 km2, of which 53.56 km2 consists of waterways. The municipality of Amsterdam is sectioned into 7 districts. Each district has a capital and a governing body for administration purposes. In 2002 the Netherlands adopted the euro (EUR) as its currency, which replaced the Dutch Guilder (NLG).
The city of Amsterdam is regarded as the commercial and financial center of the Netherlands. Amsterdam ranks as the eighth-best city in the world to do business, based on transportation links and the efficiency of the labor force.
Numerous high-profile companies choose to run their global operations from the city, such as ING Group, ABN AMRO, Heineken International, Philips, Nike, and TomTom.
The financial and legal district is located in the Zuidas, situated away from the city center but within proximity to Schiphol International Airport. It is increasing rapidly and has attracted high-profile multinationals such as Google, Akzo Nobel, and the European Medicines Agency. The World Trade Centre Amsterdam can also be found in the Zuidas.
Amsterdam’s prime location and easy access to the European markets make it a significant hub in the trade export industry, with the Port of Amsterdam exporting over 31.9 million tons of cargo a year. Tourism is Central to Amsterdam’s economy, with over 20 million people visiting the country annually. The RAI convention center is one of the largest and most established centers in Europe, accomodating numerous trade fairs and business conferences.
A stable transportation infrastructure operates throughout the city of Amsterdam, the majority of which is controlled and operated by De Stadsregio, which oversees and develops the existing transport system. Schiphol International Airport (AMS) offers frequent flights to many destinations from each of its three terminals. Over 70 million passengers pass through the airport annually, making it Europe’s third busiest airport after London and Frankfurt.
According to AirCargoNews, Schiphol processed 1.66m tonnes of cargo in 2021. The airport also has an extensive cargo system in operation, with 23 cargo airlines. A railway system is located underneath the airport, which allows for quick and easy access to central Amsterdam and nearby cities such as Utrecht and the Hague. Bicycles are encouraged, with many bicycle lanes located throughout the city center.
Amsterdam’s main public transportation options include travel by bus, tram, or the metro system. An extensive network of highways connects Amsterdam to significant cities in the country and throughout Europe. The A10 ring road surrounds the city, and the E35 European road route runs from Amsterdam to Rome, passing through Switzerland and Germany. The central train station in Amsterdam is Centraal station, which has frequent services to many other European countries such as Austria, Belgium, France, Denmark, Germany, and Russia.
The Port of Amsterdam provides a significant trade route for exporting goods. It is located in the IJ bay and allows commodities to be transported across the North Sea via the north sea canal; passenger cruise ships also dock. The excellent transportation infrastructure allows for convenient travel to and from international destinations.
Amsterdam is a metropolitan city that is hugely diverse in its demographic makeup. Since the 17th century, Amsterdam has attracted large numbers of immigrants from Asia, Africa, and America. Currently, 30% of Amsterdam’s total population is from foreign countries. An estimated 176 different nationalities live in Amsterdam, making it one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world. Dutch is the official first language; however, most of the workforce are multilingual; many residents speak English, and it is commonly used in tourist facilities, business meetings, and university lectures.
There are two major universities located in Amsterdam city center, each providing internationally accredited degree programs in an extensive range of topics. The University of Amsterdam is a central research facility and member of The League of European Research Universities (LERU). It specializes in economics, law, and medicine and offers many courses that are taught in the English language. It is home to 32.631 students (est. 2017), of which many have come from international countries to study. The Netherlands has a high literacy rate, on par with America, and the United Kingdom, at 99%. The minor VU University of Amsterdam is partly government-funded; it is divided into 12 faculties and offers Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. degree programs.
The current corporate tax rate is set at 25.8% in 2022 of all income earned (25% in 2021). Personal income taxes are based on a progressive system: a resident or temporary employee earning between €0 – €19.982 can pay 36.55% tax on all income earned. The highest tax bracket rate has been reduced by 20% since 1989, to a 52% flat rate on all income earned above €53,861. There are two VAT rates set for the Netherlands: a standard rate of 21% applicable to most goods and services, with a lower discounted rate of 6% available for unique items such as foodstuffs and some medications.
Office rental costs for Amsterdam are comparatively lower than many other major European cities, with the average rental in the Amsterdam Zuidas district costing $56.35 per square foot per annum, with costs in London (West End) and Paris (CBD) standing at $119.40 and $93.12 per square foot per annum respectively.
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To keep your WordPress website performing well after its online publication, your website still needs to be managed and technically maintained. It is not prudent to publish your website and walk away thinking, “job done.”
Search engines such as Google, Yahoo!, and Bing are constantly evolving using artificial intelligence and changing their algorithms (the way they evaluate your website) to hone their user’s search experience finely. Therefore, properly managing and technically maintaining a website ensures it stays in tune with changing search engine technology and software environment.
After publishing your website, I can continue to be the webmaster for your website, providing website technical support and carrying out any website maintenance required.
The WordPress Maintenance Amsterdam services are renewable monthly or annually, and, depending on your specific case, it can include the renewal of hosting space and domain name, maintaining website security, monitoring website traffic, search engine re-submissions and tracking changes, as well as recovering your website in case of disaster.
Nowadays, many people forget to backup their enterprise website: Maybe the stress of running their business, the lack of knowledge, or other reasons.
In any case, you need a fresh and well-structured backup of your website. But these WordPress site maintenance services aren’t only about backups. I also provide Security protection for your site and implement the last réglementation in WordPress security. Your website is in safe hands, and your enterprise will continue to prosper.
WordPress is the most successful CMS (*content management system). However, due to its heavy use worldwide, it is also a popular target for hackers. Like an operating system on the computer, WordPress must be updated regularly. Functionalities are expanded, and security gaps are closed. Once regularly updated, WordPress is stable and secure. However, WordPress installations that are rarely revised or not updated are vulnerable and run the risk of being infected by malicious code.
I take all the necessary details to make your WordPress website more secure and regularly update the WordPress core system and all plugins used. In the first step, I carry out a basic check of your WordPress website. I check the WordPress core data, plugins, and themes used. I check the performance and carry out the first security checks. Your system is fit for security gaps and viruses, malware, or Trojans. I am interested in the general condition of your website and the associated immunity of the system. As soon as the basis is correct, all further work follows.
To operate a professional WordPress website, it is necessary to ensure regular updates of the system and the installed plugins and themes. Frequent updates are essential to work for a safe and stable WordPress website. I carry out these critical tasks and constantly stabilize the immune system of your website. At the same time, we check the compatibility of the individual plugins and the functionality of the entire website after each update.
Your website is essential to your business and often the focus of many marketing efforts. A successful website puts a lot of time and energy into it. This business area can be temporarily paralyzed by WordPress problems such as incompatible plugins or themes. This is not yet about hacker attacks or other infections. That’s why regular backups are the reinsurance of your website. Thanks to a WordPress backup, we can quickly restore the regular operation of your website in an emergency. I take care of your WordPress security, create regular data backups on external servers, and secure your business sustainably.
In addition to the necessary updates to the WordPress core version and the plugins used to keep your website stable and up-to-date, a subsequent check of your website for functionality is mandatory. Since different developers and companies offer plugins, incompatibilities can never be ruled out. Especially when using many plugins, the risk increases, and problems can occur. Therefore, a function test of the website after each update should be routine. I offer you this routine and can also analyze the plugins you use to determine whether they are necessary.
I am your specialized service provider for the care and maintenance of WordPress websites. As a web developer, I’ve been dealing with WordPress for many years (since 2008, more precisely) and have gained extensive experience. Benefit from my knowledge, save time and money and concentrate on your core business. I focus on your WordPress website and take care of all technically demanding maintenance work. I watch all components and carry out major WordPress upgrades, updates, and minor updates to plugins and themes.
I carry out security scans to detect malware and other infections, check the availability of your website (up-time monitoring), and create regular backups. If there are problems with the website, I will inform you in good time and offer solutions at short notice. The maintenance packages include essential functions to keep your WordPress website stable, secure, and long-term.
For other WordPress website maintenance services, such as adding new content (text, images, WooCommerce products), as well as adding new features, the price is $75/hour (negotiable, depending on the nature of tasks and the number of hours you need). For urgent WordPress support, you can contact me anytime.