Nov 27, 2023
Your WP Guy, an award-winning WordPress website support company, proudly celebrates 7 years in business this month. Founded in 2016 to fill website owners' post-launch support needs, the company has expanded to 2 offices and is offering anniversary specials on plans through December 4.

Atlanta, United States - November 27, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Atlanta, GA - November 27, 2023 - 'Your WP Guy', 2023 MarTech Innovation Award winner for Best Website Maintenance Company and leading provider of ongoing WordPress website support, is proud to announce that it has officially been in business for 7 years as of this month. Founded in 2016 by Jonathan Wofford, 'Your WP Guy' began by filling a gap in the marketplace for web designers who failed to provide post-launch support and maintenance. The company has since expanded to two offices in Atlanta and Orlando, with a third location on the way.
“Woohoo! Thank you, Your WP Guy, for making my website dreams come true!" said recently delighted client Caylin B. The company offers three tiers of web support plans for small businesses and online entrepreneurs, with the ability to customize even more robust offerings. Their plans provide website owners with services like daily backups, plugins and theme updates, uptime monitoring, and more. Over the past seven years, Your WP Guy has helped countless businesses properly maintain, protect, and improve their websites.
To celebrate its anniversary, Your WP Guy is currently offering up to 2 months free on new web support plan sign-ups, available until December 4th.
“It is still wild to me that it has been 7 years since I decided to jump into WordPress website support full-time,” said founder Jonathan Wofford. “Funny enough, I started in the garage as my office with boxes piled high around me. But I knew that if I could make it two years, I would be fine, and here we are 7 years later with an amazing team behind me. We now focus on website design, website support, and website traffic. It has been amazing to see the help we are able to bring to small businesses and entrepreneurs. But I have to say that we wouldn't be here if it weren't for the amazing people in my world who have helped get us to where we are now, most especially our clients.”
With over 25 years of technology experience, Wofford leads a skilled team providing personalized and reliable WordPress solutions. As 'Your WP Guy' enters its 8th year of business, the company looks forward to continued growth while remaining committed to stellar customer service.
For more on 'Your WP Guy' and their website support plans, visit https://ishouldbeyourwpguy.com/wordpress-website-support-maintenance-plans-monthly/. Their team can also be reached at 678-995-5169.
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Name: Jonathan Wofford
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Organization: Your WP Guy
Address: 2302 Parklake Dr NE Suite 675, Atlanta, Georgia 30345, United States
Website: https://ishouldbeyourwpguy.com
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