Content editor: update your website yourself
Ultra-fast, ultra-optimised website with ultra-optimised SEO: 95-100 on mobile PageSpeed, in Google within 24-48 h — measured, not promised.
A content editor for your website: text, photos, prices, menu, opening hours — you change everything yourself, without calling anyone, and the site stays ultra-fast. £250 then £19 a month.
About this service
Changing a price, a photo, the summer opening hours: with most providers it is requested by email, waited for, and billed by the quarter hour. The content editor hands you the keys: you open your website, change what you want, publish. And unlike online site builders, each change does not add another layer of code: the site stays as fast as on day one, which you can check on PageSpeed.
What's included
What you can change
Text, photos, prices, a restaurant's menu, opening hours, services, legal notices. What touches the structure of the site stays protected, so nothing breaks.
No complicated password, no training
You click on what you want to change, you type, you save. If you can fill in a form, you can use the editor.
The website stays ultra-fast
Changes are written into static pages served from the network, not into a database woken up on every visit. That is the difference between a site that stays at 95-100 on PageSpeed and one that drops with every update.
A history, just in case
Every publication is kept. Made a mistake? You go back to the previous version in one click.
Pricing
Content editor: £250 then £19/month, cancel any time · EUR = CHF = £, one to one.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the content editor cost?
£250 to set up, then £19 a month, cancel any time. The price is the same in pounds, euros and Swiss francs.
Can I add pages?
Yes, from the site's templates: a service page, an article, a news item. They inherit the design and the speed.
What if I break something?
You cannot break the structure: it is protected. And every version is kept, so you go back whenever you want.
Is the SEO preserved?
Yes. Titles, descriptions and structured data follow the site's rules; you change the content, not the mechanics that get it found.
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