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12 Comments on Have You Given Your Website a Checkup Lately?
Good points Marte. It's easy to set it up and forget it but I know you are right, links get broken and bios get stale.
I am in a constant update mode when it comes to my websites. It's an absolute must!
Marte,
You are so correct. We get busy on other stuff and forget about the site. Thanks for the reminder.
It's a great homework for all of us. When the holiday activities die down, I want to work on these in the stillness of early January..... The last I worked on my website was Christmas Eve but I need to go back to check ALL my past content.... I have 300-400 pages !
Marte,
Alll good points on site maintenance. I would add, site owners should check the copyright date on their sites. Nothing says "out of date" better than a 3 or 4 year old copyright date.
Maureen - You have to wonder how those links get broken, but they do!
Cameron - Good for you. Most of us aren't quite so efficient.
Ron - It's easy to forget about once you've spent weeks or even months getting it just right.
Loreena - More than 300 pages! That's a huge site. You have a lot of work ahead of you.
Mike - You're so right. I forgot that one and it IS important.
Marte - thanks for the tips, we always need to keep up the maintenance on our sites to keep them from having issues.
Larry - and the way time flies, it seems like it's always time for maintenance even though it feels like we just did it!
Marte, Great Points about website checkups. You should always be the first prospect on your site and always check the links..
Eric - that's a great way to put it: "Be the first prospect on your site."
For some reason it reminds me of what I learned in the grocery business... "Always cull your produce racks before the customers see them."
I wrote a nightmare story of mine on this topic yesterday. I had a link that was now going to a site that sells viagra.

Todd - that is a nightmare story... I'm off to go read it!