My WordPress site is old and outdated — what should I do?

Not if the redesign is handled properly. Rankings are lost when URLs change without redirects, when content is dropped, or when the site structure is thrown away — all avoidable. I audit your current rankings and URL structure first, then keep the content Google values and map old URLs to new ones with proper redirects, so your search position moves across with you.

It depends on how you actually work, not on fashion. If you publish often and rely on the WordPress editor and its plugins, keeping a modernized WordPress is usually the right call. If the site is mostly static and the platform is what makes it slow and awkward, a lighter modern stack serves you better — I'll tell you honestly which fits your case instead of defaulting to whatever I prefer to build.

For a typical small-business site it's usually a matter of a few weeks rather than months, and the cost depends on how many pages and custom features are involved. After the initial review I give you a fixed scope and price up front, so there are no surprises. You'll know exactly what's included before any work starts.

Yes — that's a deliberate goal, not an afterthought. I build the site so the things you change often are easy to edit without touching code or fighting a page builder. I also walk you through how it works and stay available if you want support later, so you're never stuck waiting on a developer for a simple update.