1. Decide what additional services, such as updating WordPress core, plugins, and themes, creating and storing backups, monitoring security, improving performance, fixing broken links, and auditing or producing ongoing SEO content, should be included in your website maintenance agreement. It will be simple if you list the services for which you want maintenance because there are so many other services that may be included in this contract.

2. Charging an effective price: How much will you charge for each service without overcharging or undercharging customers so that you may remain competitive?

3. Next step is to determine the length of the agreement: It can be decided whether you want to add a termination clause in your agreement and what the period for termination should be, or the party can depart at any time or wish to renew its term period. The third step is to decide how long the agreement will last. This term time of termination can create magnificent room if you add it.

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