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If Your Website Person Disappears
The Small Business Owner's Guide to Access, Backups, and Taking Control
Know what belongs to you, how to get in, where the safe copy lives, and how another competent person could take over.
About the Book
The central question is not whether the owner understands how the website was built. It is whether the business controls the accounts, recovery methods, backups and handover information needed to keep operating without one outside person.
The book turns website continuity into a plain-English owner checklist covering domains, DNS, hosting, administrator access, backups, third-party services, billing and replacement-developer handover.
Who it is for
- You own a small business website but someone else set up most of it.
- You are not sure who controls the domain, hosting, DNS, source or backups.
- You want continuity without having to become technical.
What you will find inside
- How to test whether the business really controls its website.
- Which accounts, access and backups the owner should control.
- How to make a future handover simple for another competent professional.