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No. Only one site per gig.

If the bones are there, I can fix it. If you data was destroyed and you have no backup, I can't magically get your data back. In such a case, I can get your site back up and running, and protect it against future problems.

I will not keep a copy of your site. I will create a backup on your hosting account if you have room. That way, if you have any future problems, you have a backup of a healthy website.

I suggest you change all your passwords, and I mean all of them on the hosting account. If you allowed anyone else to work on your site in the past, let me know so I can double check that nobody has those access codes.

I own a hosting company. I'm already trusted with hundreds of websites each and every day. It's a fair question. You can trust me.

Plugins can't do it all. I will make some custom changes to prevent your site from being hacked. Changes that prevent traversing folders, writing configs, .htaccess abuse, editing files, and running executables in folders where they are not expected. Those types of changes really help.

Just let me know what's going on. WordPress is child's play to me, and I can do more than simple WordPress work. I can help with server security/administration, and other issues too. If you have special concerns, just let me know. I can work up custom quotes. There's nothing I can't do. Let's talk.

Yes, or I show you how to use a free online tool to scan your current host to check for speed. I'll offer recommendations if you want. Not all hosts are really good for WordPress. In fact, some of the most popular deliver poor service. You won't be pressured to move. Knowledge is power.

Because it takes a long time to do it right, and it takes many years to gain experience and learn the skills to handle every situation properly the first time. I understand wanting to save money. I do too. But do you really want to trust your security to the lowest bidder? My rates are very fair.

No. Plugins have to remain very generalized so they perform in a wide variety of server environments. They do some things well, but they don't do everything. As a security professional, I understand where plugins stop and more specific things can be done to protect your particular website.