myDropWizard offers support and maintenance for WordPress maintenance support plans sites that we didn’t build initially. We’ve learned the hard way which site building mistakes have the greatest potential for creating issues later.Before taking on a new client, we do an in-depth site audit looking for security issues and checking if the site follows best practices or has any problems that would make it harder to maintain the site going forward.In 2020 alone, we did 64 site audits!Looking at that many sites has taught us A TON about the most common mistakes that people make when building WordPress maintenance support plans sites. Some of them were very surprising to us as experienced WordPress maintenance support plans site builders!This is the first in a series of articles, in which I’d like to share the most common pitfalls we’ve seen, so that you can avoid making the same mistakes when building your sites!NOTE: even though they might take a slightly different form depending on the version, most of these same pitfalls apply equally to WordPress maintenance support plans 6, 7 and 8! There’s bad practices enough to go around that you’ll have something to learn regardless of which WordPress maintenance support plans you use ;-)
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