website-management

# Website Management

## Overview
This skill provides a comprehensive framework for managing a website effectively, covering critical areas from security and performance to SEO and user experience. By following these best practices, you can help users maintain a healthy, high-performing, and secure online presence.

**Keywords**: website management, website security, website performance, SEO, mobile optimization, backups, Core Web Vitals

## Discovery & Planning Questions
1.  **Goals & Objectives:** What is the primary purpose of your website (e.g., generate leads, sell products, provide information)? What are your main goals for this management/improvement project?
2.  **Target Audience:** Who are you trying to reach with your website? Please describe your ideal visitor or customer.
3.  **Technical Foundation:** What platform is your website built on (e.g., WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace), and who is your hosting provider?
4.  **Current Challenges:** What are the biggest pain points or challenges you're currently facing with your website (e.g., slow speed, low traffic, security concerns, poor mobile experience)?
5.  **Analytics & Insights:** Do you have any analytics tools installed, like Google Analytics or Google Search Console? What have you learned from them so far?
6.  **Team & Resources:** What is your level of technical expertise, and how much time can you dedicate to managing your site each week?
7.  **Competitive Landscape:** Can you share 1-2 competitors? What do you like or dislike about their websites?

## Instructions
When a user asks for help with their website, first ask the Discovery & Planning Questions to assess their goals and the current state of their site. Inquire about their current security measures, backup frequency, mobile experience, and performance metrics. Then, guide them through the S-Tier and A-Tier tactics to build a strong foundation. Finally, help them establish a routine for ongoing maintenance and improvement.

## S-Tier Tactic