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What is a Website Maintenance ?

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Website Maitenance is the job of keeping a website or web portal always updated with latest information about the business, product or services. Website maintenance is not only limited to keeping its contents uptodate but also to keep it updated technically. This technical maintenance can be of different types from as small task of having website backup time to time, checking that website is working properly, database, Web APIs are working as they should be and see that its free of obsolete codes & technology.

Mavenheads Infotech also do website maintenance if required by the clients. This maintenance can be for any kind of website, be it static, dynamic, ecommerce, website or any other. We provides different types of packages depending on the type of maintenance required. The maintenance AMC can be for website contenct updations, technical maintenance of dynamic website or database backend management.

Mavenheads Infotech is a IT services and consulting company in Kanpur, a metropolitan city and an industrial town located in Uttar Pradesh not far from National Capital New Delhi & UP's industrial hub NOIDA in India. It has clients and provides services locally, across India and at global level. It's clientage range includes Government Offices (like MSMEs, EPFO), SMEs/SMBs, large scale corporates, academic institutions, NGOs, financial organisations, exim units (into equestrian products, footwear, garments and accessories) and also individual professionals like CAs, astrologers (like Pt. KA Dubey Padmesh aka Padmeshji), advocates, etc.

Some of the services it offers are listed below:

Software/Application Development: Developing office automation / business processes digital solutions (online / offline softwares), Mobile Application Development, Meta's (Facebook) Whatsapp Business Solutions.
Web Development: Website designing, website development, web application development, website re-designing, website maintenance, UI/UX design, Microsites, Landing pages, blogs etc...
Online Services: SEO (Search Engine Optimisation), SEM (Search Engine Marketing), SMO (Social Media Optimisation), SMM (Social Media Marketing), website promotion, online and digital marketing, email marketing, whatsapp marketing, online/dugital Public Relations (PR), display and ppc advertising, etc.
Data Center Services: Like various types of website/web-application hosting - shared, business, linux, windows, VPS, servers, cloud etc. Professional emails, website and email security services, Domain Name Registration services, etc...
Creatives & Collateral Jobs: Directly or through its channel partners it also provides online/offline corporate branading and marketign collateral services.
Consulting & Recruitments: Supplying technical manpower to clients for their basic & specific IT needs and for handling and managing of softwares / web-applications developed through us. This service sometime if possible extends to non-tech jobs too.

All this under one roof for clients' convenience so that they can focus on their core business while we take care of their online presence and assets and business process digitisation.

Some of the reasons for Website Maintenance are:

Keep your website data updated.
Helps in gaining and maintaining the SEO position.
Gives reasons to users to revisit website from time to time.

All this and your prospective / target audience get the feel that your company is doing well. Consumers will most likely go with a company that has well maintained and uptodate website syncing with the current web standards. They do think that the company is professional and updated with current standards.

Related Topics

TLD stands for Top-Level Domain, which is the part of a domain name that comes after the last dot in any complete domain name. For ex, com in mavenheadsinfotech.com is a TLD. TLDs are commonly known as domain extensions. Initially only a handful of TLDs existed. Best example of some early TLDs are:

.com - originally meant for (US) commercial organisations.
.org - originally meant for Non-profit organizations.
.net - originally meant for Internet providers.
.info - Information services.

The restriction with these TLDs are no more in place and any person can register domain names with these TLDs. Not only this, over the period of time since usage of internet among general public has increased incredibly, a lot more TLDs have come into existence. These TLDs can be classified as follows:

gTLD - called generic "Top-Level-Domains"

sTLD - Sponsored Top Level Domain (sTLD).
uTLD - Unsponsored Top Level Domains.

ccTLD - Country Code Top Level Domains (ccTLD).

gTLD - Generic Top-Level-Domain: .com, .net, .org, .biz, .info, .name, and .pro are some of the open gTLDs ie, they are open to all, that is to say that any person or organisation can get a domain name registered with any of these gTLDs. At the same time there are some gTLDs that have some restrictions. Only person or organisation who are members of certain organisation / institutions can have domain name registered with these "restricted" gTLDs. Ex. includce - .gov., .int, .mil.

sTLD - A Sponsored Top Level Domain is a specialized top-level domain that has a sponsor representing a specific community served by the domain. The communities are formed/based on ethnic, geographical, professional, technical or other theme concepts. Some of these so called sTLDs have restrictive use (like .edu, .gov, .mil) while most of them are open to all for registration. Examples are .legal, .hotel, .club, .travel etc...

uTLD - An Unsponsored Top Level Domain operates under policies established by the global Internet community directly through the ICANN process. All the gTLDs that are not sponsored ones are uTLDs like .com, .net, .org etc...

ccTLD - TLDs with two letters (.xx) have been established for over 250 countries and external territories and are referred to as country-code Top Level Domain or "ccTLDs". Examples are .in for India, .ca for Canada, .jp for Japan etc... Registrants of .ccTLDs domains must meet the Local Presence Requirements of specific country / territory.

IDNs - Internationalized Domain Names (IDNs) permit the global community to use a domain name in their native language or script. This is enabled by allowing domain names to have characters from different scripts, beyond the letters (a to z), digits (0 to 9) and hyphen (-). Such domain names could contain letters or characters from non-Latin scripts (for example, Arabic or Chinese or Devanagri).

IDNs variant TLDs (both gTLD & ccTLD) have also started coming into existence.

Examples: IDN ccTLDs are: .भारत (Devanagri/India), .中國 (Traditional Chinese/China)

Examples: IDN gTLDs are: .संगठन (.org in Devanagri), .コム (.com in Japaneese)