Hosting that fits
Match the hosting environment to the website, its software, and its practical resource needs.
04 / Hosting & website care
Your website needs a good home. And someone looking after it.
The work does not end when a site goes live. I provide hosting and ongoing technical support, with attention to the systems your business depends on every day.
Let’s talk about it
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Carebetter.
The starting point
You should know who to call when your website needs help.
Hosting, domain settings, updates, email, and third-party services can overlap. Having someone who understands the setup makes it easier to diagnose problems and decide what needs attention.
What we can work on
The thinking.
The thinking.
And the doing.
Ongoing maintenance
Agree on the updates, checks, and routine technical work appropriate to the site and platform.
Backups & security
Review backup arrangements and security measures, with a clear understanding of responsibilities.
Help with the details
Technical troubleshooting, DNS coordination, migrations, and the questions that do not neatly fit one vendor’s support form.
A typical situation
Existing client? Get support
A business that relies on its website
Keep the technical foundation maintained and make the route to getting help clear.
A few useful answers
Before
Before
we talk.
Can you host a website someone else built?
Often, yes. I first review the platform, current environment, and any special requirements to confirm what is involved.
Do Shopify websites need separate hosting?
Shopify provides its own storefront hosting. My work there centers on development, configuration, integrations, and ongoing improvements. Separate hosting services apply where the platform requires them.
Where do existing clients get support?
Use the Adtastic client support center. It remains the place for existing account and hosting support. There is a link in the navigation and footer.
The next good move
Let’s make it work better.
Tell me what’s happening, what you’ve tried, and where you want to go. We’ll start there.
Let’s talk about it