Hi Ken, we do some pro-active stuff for people on our pro plan. The other thing we do is send a weekly email with a different idea for improving a site. Our customers can then just reply to those to have us to the job. It might be setting up YOAST or setting up Google Authorship, that type of thing.

Hey Andrew glad you liked it mate. That sounds like the sort of thing we’d fix for our clients.

A perennial issue I have that WP Curve might efficiently resolve, stems from installing new plugins.

Some have settings that refer to system attributes and/or other plugins, with which I am not familiar. e.g. my FAQ manager has this setting ”
Disable content filter on shortcode output (Use when certain plugins add sharing buttons, etc)”. I cannot find any reference to those ‘certain plugins’ so play safe and disable. Maybe performance suffers?

Others refer to taxonomies and SEO ‘nofollow’ etc. I wonder if I have introduced any conflicts across a range of WP and plugin settings.
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There could be an opportunity for WP Curve here in ‘performing beyond expectations’. If a job was under say 10 minutes, maybe the developer can select a plugin, check the settings, make any necessary fixes and report that back with the job report. The report might just say, “Gratis – inspected plugin XYZ and no issues found”

I have a small issue with the CSS of the buttons across my site, they look great in Chrome but Firefox not so great and would be great to get this fixed!