We Are Website Repair Specialists!
Got Website, Email, or Domain Problems?
Is your website broken or malfunctioning? Do the pages appear and function differently depending on what browser you’re using? We’ll Repair Your Website Issues Right Away!
Just send us a message telling us ‘repair my website’ and details about your problem. USE THE FORM BELOW!
We’ll Repair Your Website Immediately
We are Jutlanders
— a group of very experienced technologists located in The USA and EU with a combined experience of more than 100 years in web development.
How? Because the website problem that you are dealing with is likely the very same website issue we have fixed for hundreds of other clients.
Our team is distributed throughout the United States and Europe with offices in Charlotte NC, Seattle WA, Tigard OR, and Miami FL.
What Is The Problem with Your Website
Please open a support ticket where you do your best to describe the website issue you are dealing with.
If possible, submit a screenshot of what you are seeing on your screen.
We Will First Estimate Time and Cost Of Repairing Your Website
We’ll assess your request and requirements, and get back to you with a fixed price and timeframe.
Maybe It Is Just A Very Simple and Quick Fix, And Your Website Will be Up and Running.
You Will Approve The Repair Estimate Before We Dive In And Fix The Website
Once You Approve Our Fixed Fee, Our Specialists Get to Work On Repairing your Website. If We Can’t Fix The Website Issues To Your Full Satisfaction, You will Not Be Charged
Repaired and Well Functioning Websites Equals Happy Customers
We know how stressful it is when your website isn’t performing to its fullest potential. It would be equal to someone blocking the entrance to your business.
Updating Your Website
Small Or Large Website Repairs
Would you like to make some small changes to your website? Perhaps you need help updating content, images, layout, or adding a new exciting feature. Save time by handing your website maintenance up to the pros.
Repairing Your Website
We Perform Any Type Of Website Repairs
Did your website let you down? We know how frustrating it can be when your website crashes, it can happen anytime and God forbid this from happening when you are at your seasonal selling peak or when new potential clients are about to check out your corporate website.
We understand this and we have the know-how and the experience to fix it fast and efficiently.
Migration
We Can Migrate Your Website
Do you need to transfer your website to a new server? Migrating a website can be a daunting task, especially when changing domain names. But don’t worry, we’ll make sure that your website is safely transferred to its new hosting facility.
Maintenance Services
Regular Website Maintenance Services
Your website needs maintenance in order to function properly. We do the monitoring, testing, updating and other upkeep work. With a variety of ongoing maintenance and support services available, we are available today, tomorrow, and beyond.
Website Security Services
We Will Keep Your Website Secure From Hackers
Did your website get hacked? Perhaps you noticed unwanted spammy links, a sudden fall in traffic, irregular server usage or maybe you got an email from an unhappy customer. Without delay, we’ll get to work on your website and get it up and running again!
Website Speed Optimization Services
Regular Website Maintenance Services
Would you like your website to load faster? A fast website not only improves your user experience but can also improve your rankings in Google. Our task is to make sure your site loads like a rocket, and if we can’t improve your performance we’ll send you a full refund!
testimonials
Your team is doing a great job. It is refreshing to be working with professionals we can count on to get the job done. You have greatly reduced my stress level from the day you walked in and took over, I am looking forward to the next phase of this process and for everything that is to come!
— Mike Dinius
I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am to be working with you guys. You came out of the blocks running and nailed it! THANKS!!!!
— William Howard
The team is doing a great job for our Pressroom Team. Our name/brand is getting lots of attention in the market and our sales team is well pleased with the amount of traffic these efforts generate. Thanks for your help and commitment in making this a success.
— Marty Cansler
The Typical Website Issues Our Clients Encounter
Poor Coding
A website with poor coding refers to a website that has been developed using coding practices that are considered suboptimal or inefficient. Poor coding practices can manifest in various ways and may include: Inconsistent or improper use of programming languages and frameworks: This involves using incorrect syntax, not following coding
SEO Problems
A website with SEO problems refers to a website that is experiencing issues that negatively impact its search engine optimization (SEO) effectiveness. SEO optimizes a website to improve its visibility and ranking in organic search engine results. Some common SEO problems that a website may encounter include: Poor keyword optimization:
Broken Links
A website with broken links is one with hyperlinks that no longer work or lead to dead ends. Users who click on a broken link cannot access the intended webpage or resource. Instead, they may encounter error messages like “404 Not Found” or “Page Not Found.” Broken links can occur
Image alt tag descriptions
Image alt tag descriptions are essential for a website because they provide contextual information about the images on the page. Alt tags are HTML attributes that provide alternative text descriptions of images – they are read by screen readers and other assistive technologies used by visually impaired users to understand
Performance mistakes
A website with performance mistakes refers to a site with issues affecting its performance, resulting in slow loading times or inefficient resource usage. Performance mistakes can significantly impact user experience, search engine rankings, and conversions. Common performance mistakes on websites include: To address performance mistakes on a website, consider the
Meta tag issues
A website with meta tag issues refers to a site with problems or errors relating to its meta tags. Meta tags are snippets of HTML code placed in the head section of a web page and provide information about the page’s content to search engines and social media platforms. Meta
I cannot update my content
A website where you cannot update your content typically refers to a website that lacks a content management system (CMS) or has limitations that prevent you from making changes to the website’s content. This can occur in several scenarios: To address the challenge of not being able to update content
Poor quality content
A website with poor-quality content refers to a site that contains content that lacks value, relevance, or credibility. Poor quality content can manifest in various ways, including: Websites with poor-quality content may face several consequences, including lower search engine rankings, decreased user engagement and satisfaction, reduced traffic, and diminished credibility
No periodic backups
A website with no periodic backups refers to a website that does not have a regular or scheduled process in place to create and store copies of its data and files. Periodic backups are essential for website owners to safeguard their website’s content, databases, configurations, and other important files in
Mobile incompatibility
A website with mobile incompatibility refers to issues with rendering or functioning correctly on mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets. Mobile incompatibility can negatively impact the user experience, leading to high bounce rates, decreased traffic, and reduced search engine rankings. With the increasing use of mobile devices for browsing,
Outdated content
A website with outdated content is a website that contains information that is no longer relevant, useful, or accurate. Outdated content can frustrate website users, decrease website traffic, and negatively impact search engine rankings. It is essential to keep website content up-to-date and relevant to maintain user engagement and search
Email address exposure
A website with email address exposure refers to a situation where the email addresses associated with the website, such as those of the website owner, staff members, or customers, are unintentionally or improperly made accessible to unauthorized individuals or entities. This can occur for various reasons, including security vulnerabilities or
Slow page load speed
A website with slow load speed refers to a website that takes a longer-than-optimal time to load its content and become fully functional for users. Slow load speeds can result in a poor user experience, high bounce rates, and a negative impact on search engine rankings. Here are some factors
No contacts
A website with no contacts is a website that does not provide any means of contacting the website’s owner or administrators. This lack of information can make it difficult for users, potential customers, or business partners to contact the website’s owner or support team. Here are some indicators of a
Ineffective call to action
A website with an ineffective call to action fails to engage users and prompt them to take a desired action. A call to action (CTA) is a crucial element in web design and marketing. It guides users toward completing a specific action, such as purchasing, signing up for a newsletter,
Bad navigation
A website with bad navigation refers to poorly designed or confusing menus and structure. Navigation is a crucial aspect of a website’s usability as it helps users find their way around the site and locate the information or features they are looking for. When the navigation is terrible, it can
Cluttered homepage
A website with a cluttered homepage refers to a website where the layout, design, or organization of content on the homepage could be more visually appealing and straightforward. It typically means an excessive amount of information, elements, or features crammed into a limited space, making it difficult for users to
No HTTPS
When a website doesn’t have HTTPS, it means that the website is not using a secure connection to transmit data between the user’s browser and the website’s server. HTTPS stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure. It is a protocol that encrypts the data shared between the user’s browser and the
