Software updates: Keeping the website’s software (such as the CMS, e-commerce platform, or server-side scripting language) up-to-date to ensure compatibility with new technologies and to fix any security vulnerabilities.

Content updates: Keeping the website’s content fresh and relevant by adding new pages, updating existing pages, and removing outdated information.

Backup and recovery: Regularly backing up the website’s files and databases to ensure that they can be recovered in case of an emergency.

Monitoring and troubleshooting: Monitoring the website’s performance and troubleshooting any issues that arise, such as broken links, 404 errors, and slow page loads.

Security: Implementing security measures such as SSL certificates, firewalls, and malware scans to protect the website from hacking attempts and other malicious activities.

Reporting: Providing regular reports on website traffic, search engine rankings, and other metrics to help the website owner understand how the website is performing and identify areas for improvement.