How healthy is your WordPress website?

WordPress Site Health Great job!

WordPress needs to be kept up to date—no ifs, ands or buts! Fortunately, the built-in WordPress Site Health Status panel helps you know what updates need to be made to your plugins, themes, security and functionality.

It’s color-coded: green, yellow and red, from good health to needs attention, code red!

WordPress Site Health Status Should be improved
Uh, oh! Your WordPress Site Health needs improvement
WordPress Site Health Status Good
Awesome! Your WordPress Site Health gets an A+

If you don’t have someone doing updates for you, pay attention to this panel!

At the top of your WordPress dashboard, it says, Site Health Status. The ideal notification here: “Your site’s health is looking good.” From here, it will direct you to more details at the Site Health Screen, where you may see recommended improvements. 

You can also find the Site Health section in Tools > Site Health.

How to keep your WordPress site healthy:

  1. Pay attention to your site health panel and make updates.
  2. Have someone else paying attention to your site health panel and making regular updates. If you’re a client, I offer a website maintenance package. This means your site will be taken care of, and you don’t even have to look.

If your site isn’t healthy, you could have security issues. Things may start to break. The site won’t work well. Your website performance could be affected. All of these things could affect your SEO!

Here’s to healthy WordPress sites. If I can help, let me know.

About Jill Anderson

Hi, I’m Jill, a WordPress WordPress designer/developer who partners with talented designers, copywriters, and agencies on their websites, and their client’s sites. I’m passionate about crafting beautiful and innovative WordPress websites focused on clear positioning and positive user experiences. Get my free report, Get Your Website Done: 12 Actionable Steps for Designers, and check out my Client Onboarding Toolkit, a simple 4-step digital course for converting prospects into a paying clients.

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