Mount McKinney Offers Small Business Saturday Website Maintenance Package

In order for businesses to be successful, they must have an up to date and properly optimized website. While this is not difficult to achieve for large companies, small businesses often struggle with it, as they don't have the skills, the time, or the manpower. John McKinney of Mount McKinney has announced, therefore, that as part of Small Business Saturday, he is offering a new website maintenance package geared specifically to small businesses. Full details about the service are available at http://mountmckinney.com/service/?service=care-plan.

"Maintaining a website is incredibly important but it's also extremely time consuming," says John McKinney himself. "We help busy people keep their site secure and beautiful without all the headache. Let us take care of your site maintenance so you can get back to focusing on what you do best."

The website maintenance packages come in three different forms: basic, premier, and VIP. They can be paid for monthly or yearly. The latter includes two free months of service as well. The package includes response within 24 hours (10 for premier, four for VIP), email support (and chat for premier, and phone for VIP), weekly analytics reporting (premier and VIP only), MailChimp setup (premier and VIP only), weekly server backups (daily from premier and VIP), hosting transfer help (premier and VIP only), monthly security scans (weekly for premier, daily for VIP), quick fixes (two for basic, four for premier, seven for VIP), email creation support (premier and VIP only).

John McKinney adds: "We currently support Squarespace, Drupal, Weebly, Wix, Joomla, Shopify, Blogger, Tumblr, and even custom built sites. Is your site built on something not listed? Contact us to find out if we can maintain it for you. For us, the goal is to make sure that every small business can have the website they need in order to be successful, our way of giving the underdog a fighting chance."

The latter is the very spirit of Small Business Saturday, which offers a strong message, encouraging people to shop small and local instead. More information can be obtained from the company website.