WordPress Support Services. Management. Support. Peace of Mind.
Previously I documented the origin story for ValetMetrix. That was fun if a bit cathartic. Today I want to share why we are releasing this software to the more general public and especially our fellow community members within WordPress. Keep in mind as we go through these, there are 5 key health metrics for any…
Since our launch in 2012, Valet has operated with the goal of providing web savvy support and professional services. While the phrase is now used often, it was originally our core tag line. Maybe one day we’ll update it a bit: “Peace of mind – since back in the day” Management. Support. Peace of Mind. This…
This past week, ManageWP launched a brand new version of its WordPress management suite. Named Orion, the project was originally announced on January 26, 2015. That first post came with a lot of optimism and the caveat that things would look very different. Here we are just over 18 months later and at Valet we…
Have you every felt paralyzed by a deadline approaching you like a fast freight train?
If you’re following us on Twitter(🐦thewpvalet), you know that last month, we attended DrupalCon 2016 in sweet New Orleans, LA. For five wonderful days, Mason and Kim got together with great people to learn about the Drupal content management system.
Over the past five months, we gave the OpenView Partners digital presence a pretty drastic makeover. We built them a completely new website, and we gave their separate OpenView Labs blog a facelift to match the new branding.
Your client asks you, “Hey, so I have a website project that needs some complicated moving parts, but I only have a limited budget…can you help? Oh, and it needs to be done in a few weeks.”
We’re celebrating big-time here at Valet. It’s our fourth anniversary, and we’ve come a long way from our roots as a WordPress website support agency.
Last weekend our team ventured to north Florida for WordCamp Jacksonville. What are WordCamps? They’re conferences based on WordPress, giving people who work with (or around) WordPress a terrific opportunity to get out, talk to people and learn.
A couple weeks ago, I wrote about the negative impact of a ‘website maintenance’ mindset when it comes to running a WordPress site for your business. I stand by that article! Of course, if you want to grow, improve, and iterate on your site, you’ll also want to make sure your site continues to work.…