Manage your website
How to ask for changes, what they cost, how long they take, what to do yourself and how often to update.
5 lessonsabout 1 hour with exercises
- Lesson 06BeginnerOpen✓How to submit website changes correctlyClear requests get done faster, cost less and come back right the first time. Here’s exactly what to include.
- Lesson 07BeginnerFree account✓Understanding website update costsHow website changes are priced, what changes the price, and how to read an estimate before you approve it.
- Lesson 08BeginnerFree account✓How long should website changes take?What really decides turnaround time, how to set deadlines that work, and how to rank a long list of changes.
- Lesson 09IntermediateFree account✓Which website changes should you handle yourself?Some edits are safe to make yourself. Others can take your site, email or rankings down. A simple way to tell the difference.
- Lesson 10BeginnerFree account✓How often should you update your website?The right rhythm for facts, photos, pages and articles, so your site stays accurate and keeps earning trust, without becoming a second job.
Implementation Lab
Put this path to work.
ToolOpenWebsite Update Request PlannerPlan every change with all six details, then carry it straight into Client Updates.Free accountUpdate Estimate ReviewIdentify the type and size of each change and check an estimate line by line.Free accountChange Priority ListRank your waiting changes and note any real deadlines.Free accountDIY or Professional? Decision WorksheetRun each change through four questions to separate safe edits from ones that need professional help.Free account90-Day Content CalendarPlan three months of website updates: accuracy checks, photos and one useful addition a month.