Send me a link to your website. I will review it and let you know if I can help and whether it's worth ordering the monitoring service.
You can send the link via Telegram, WhatsApp, or Email.
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No automatic charges—you renew only when you decide to. You can start with one month to get a feel for the process and the comfort of working with me.
Payment methods: PayPal, Zelle, Venmo, Wire Transfer, credit or debit card.
Access credentials are needed for site setup and editing: Admin panel, Hosting, FTP (SFTP).
Also, access to existing tracking resources: Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and any others you use.
Don't worry, I will send clear instructions on how to provide access. All passwords are stored securely with paid software and are not disclosed to third parties.
Within 2-4 days:
After the first week of data collection, and sometimes almost immediately, I send recommendations for fixing errors and improving your website's performance.
For your convenience, I set up reports, summaries, overviews, and dashboards in Google Analytics.
You can view the data you are interested in at any time.
Weekly, I send you screenshots of important metrics via messenger.
I am always in touch with you and provide recommendations for improving statistical parameters.
If I can do the work myself, I will indicate the cost in the recommendations, but I do not insist on you ordering the services from me.
Order my optimization services, do it yourself, or hire external developers.
The essence of monitoring is to improve metrics, not just track them and receive recommendations.
Knowing what to do and not doing it is the same as not knowing what to do.
Bonus: Each plan includes 1-2 hours for optimizing minor errors. It's often easier for me to fix things on the spot than to write a recommendation. This always happens: I see something and fix it immediately, make adjustments while working on something else, or update certain elements. I sometimes mention these fixes in the report, if I remember )))
I will respond within 30 minutes.
Monitoring is like an audit broken into parts — I check all the same points, plus additional ones: collecting statistics, tracking parameters, ensuring functionality, providing constant consultations, and quickly responding to problems.
Even if everything is fine with your site, monitoring will still pay off. It's great to have someone constantly watching your site and thinking about improving its performance.
To start fixing errors, you would first need to spend at least $3,000 on an audit.
The monthly monitoring rate starts at $520. So for the price of an audit, you can get 5 months of monitoring. Try one month of monitoring and evaluate the work, service, and comfort.
An audit takes about a month, and only then does the actual error correction begin. With a backlog and a difficult site, it sometimes took up to 3 months.
After subscribing to the monitoring service, you will almost immediately receive the first recommendations and start improving your site.
Audit data becomes outdated not only over time but also immediately after any changes on the site (moving to new hosting, updating the engine or plugins, changing the design, etc.). Fixing one error can affect other metrics, and if the developer is inexperienced, it can lead to new errors that are not even in the audit. Audit data becomes outdated after about a quarter of the work is done. By the time half the work is done, it's already time for a new audit. This is not cost-effective for you.
With monitoring, checks are done continuously, and you always have the freshest data and current optimization recommendations at your fingertips. New errors are immediately noticeable.
I wanted to compare prices, but these are different services. On one hand, an audit is more expensive, but over a longer period, monitoring costs more. Therefore, it's appropriate to compare the service composition, and here again, the audit falls short.
There is not a single aspect in the audit that is missing from the monitoring service. The audit focused on the internal workings of the site, while monitoring focuses on traffic statistics and conversions..
The cost of an audit is equivalent to 3-5 months of monitoring. In 5 months, I will definitely be able to check everything, but I won't detail everything in reports and recommendations — the focus will be only on the most important aspects.
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When you work with me, you can be confident in the quality of my work.
I guarantee a refund to any dissatisfied client.
The essence of the service is not just in monitoring, but in providing optimization suggestions and further work on improving metrics.
I'll start by saying that as part of this service, I not only identify problems but also offer solutions.
My main activity is problem-solving.
Monitoring is needed to avoid lengthy negotiations before each order and to provide additional value to the services aimed at improving site performance.
P.S.: Error correction is billed separately. The plan includes a couple of free hours of work, but they are mainly spent communicating with hosting technical support or on services that are difficult to discuss without preliminary experimentation.
I can fulfill requests from long-time clients whose websites I know well. For new clients, I don't offer optimization services without monitoring because 90% of the time is spent on discussions. During this time, I could already complete several orders.
If you are a long-time client and I am familiar with your website, we can arrange individual optimization tasks. If you are a new client, I can only work on and discuss improving your website after you subscribe to the monitoring service.
The approximate cost is $85 per hour. Every website is unique, and a single service may take different amounts of time. It is hardest to estimate the cost for new websites, but prices are always discussed in advance.
Sometimes, with regular clients, we agree that I will provide the cost after the work is done. But even in such cases, I outline an approximate price range beforehand.
Yes, but not immediately for the entire list and only if you have been my client for over a month.
Please understand, I know you are a potential client and need to gather all the information before ordering.
But such negotiations take a lot of time.
It requires diving deep into the study and calculation of prices, not just sending a standard text template.
I often missed deadlines for current clients' orders because I tried to please all potential clients.
Now I focus on the quality of work for existing clients, which is impossible if my mind is constantly occupied with different information about other websites.
I have experience working with almost all content management systems (CMS) and frameworks.
I don't work with websites built on website builders or those without hosting access for code editing.
Builders can include not only sites on Wix but also any CMS with plugins that turn them into a builder.
For example, WordPress has many plugins like Elementor and Page Builder. I've also seen templates on Drupal with so many settings that it becomes more of a builder than a simple site.
In general, much depends on the template itself. The cleaner and simpler it is, the fewer changes are needed, and they are cheaper.
I love custom-built websites. They can be optimized very well because there are no complex engines or plugins.
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