Website Retainer

Ongoing website support that keeps your site working for your business

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Your website is an important part of how potential clients discover your business, understand what you offer and decide whether to get in touch. But keeping it updated often gets pushed aside when you’re busy.

A website retainer gives you ongoing design and content support without having to manage every update yourself. We’ll have a monthly planning call to review what needs attention, discuss upcoming content and decide what to prioritise.

I can then take care of the updates, from adding new projects and writing blog posts to refreshing website copy, making design tweaks and checking how everything looks across mobile and desktop.

The result is a website that stays current, reflects the work you’re doing now and continues to support your business as it grows.

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What I can support you with

A website needs regular attention to stay relevant. New work needs adding, content needs updating and small changes can quickly build up when there are always more pressing things to do.

That's where a website retainer can help.

We have a monthly planning call to talk through what needs updating, what content you want to publish and what your priorities are. I then take care of the agreed website updates, content and design changes, giving you ongoing support without the need to manage every task yourself.

Whether you need regular portfolio updates, blog writing, copy changes or ongoing website maintenance, I can provide flexible support around your business.

  • Adding new projects, uploading images and formatting portfolio content so your latest work is always represented on your website.

  • Writing SEO focused blog posts in your brand voice, based on topics relevant to your business and the questions your potential clients are searching for.

  • Updating existing website copy, adding new content and making changes as your services, positioning or business develop.

  • Making small design changes and content adjustments to keep your website looking considered and consistent.

  • Reviewing how updates look across different screen sizes and making small adjustments where needed.

  • Making ongoing content and on page updates that help keep your website useful for visitors and easier for search engines to understand.

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Why work with me?

I'm based in Bath and work remotely with businesses across the UK. Whether you need ongoing website support for a service based business, regular portfolio updates for a creative practice or help keeping your website content fresh, I can work as an ongoing extension of your team.

Ongoing support

You have someone familiar with your website who can take care of regular updates as they come up.

Content and design together

From writing blog posts to making design tweaks, I can support both the content and visual side of your website.

Flexible support

Your website needs will change over time, so the retainer can adapt around your priorities.

Less for you to manage

Send over the updates and I'll take care of the work, keeping your website current without adding another task to your workload.

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Let's work together

Need help keeping your website up to date?

Get in touch to tell me a little about your website, what you'd like support with and how often you need updates.

I'll come back to you with availability and next steps.

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