Launch is the short part
A website is live for five or six years. The build takes a few months. Almost everything that determines whether the site stays fast, secure, and useful happens in the years nobody plans for.
That means updates applied before they become vulnerabilities, backups that have actually been tested, and a domain that renews because someone is watching the calendar rather than because a card on file happened to still be valid.
It also means ownership – the question that catches more businesses off guard than any other. If your agency registered your domain, holds your hosting account, or retains rights to the code, you don’t fully control your own website. That becomes clear at the worst possible moment, usually when you’re trying to leave.
The articles here cover ownership, hosting decisions, security, and the maintenance routines that keep a site healthy.
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