· Kingtoons Studio
What website management includes after launch
Launch is the start. This is the monthly work that keeps a Lagos company website accurate, fast, and editable.
Design ends. The site does not.
A new website looks finished on launch day. The next month is when the phone number changes, a photo is wrong, a form stops sending, or a service you no longer offer is still on the home page. Website management is the agreement that covers that work, so it is not a surprise invoice every time.
Kingtoons Studio offers management for sites we design and, after a short review, for sites another team built.
What a normal month includes
- Replacing copy, prices, and photos you send
- Adding a page that fits the structure you already have
- Checking forms, so an enquiry still reaches a person
- Looking for broken links after a page move
- A named person you can write to when something looks wrong
The hours depend on how often the site changes. A school that posts news every week is not the same retainer as a studio that changes a project twice a year. We write what is included before the month starts.
What management is not
Management is not a redesign. A new brand, a new checkout, or a rebuild of the home page is a design project. It is also not hosting support from a company we do not control. If the site is down because the host failed, we will tell you that plainly and help you talk to them.
We do not invent reviews, traffic numbers, or rankings. If a page needs better writing, we edit the page. We do not promise a position on Google.
How to hand work over
Send the change in one note: the page address, the new text, and the date it should be live. A screenshot with the wrong bit circled is enough for a visual fix. If the change is a new service, say where it should be linked from, usually the home page and the services list.
Keep one person as the sender. Notes from four inboxes on the same day get mixed up.
When to review the retainer
Look at the agreement every few months. If you are always asking for extra pages, the retainer is too small. If we are barely touching the site, it is too large. Either way, say so. The point is a site that stays true, not a standing fee with nothing to show.
If you want this for a site that is already live, use the contact page and include the address of the site.