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RECENT RESCUES

Case Studies

Anonymized rescue scenarios — no fake testimonials, no invented client names. Real improvement depends on your site, hosting, theme, and plugins.

PERFORMANCE RESCUE

Before / After Performance

Real improvement is possible — but honest results depend on your site, hosting, theme, and plugins.

Before Rescue

GTmetrix Grade
D
Load Time
7.8s
Page Size
6.4MB

After Rescue

GTmetrix Grade
A
Load Time
1.9s
Page Size
1.8MB

Results vary depending on site, hosting, theme, and plugins.

Broken SiteAfter Rescue
D
GTmetrix GradeD
Load Time7.8s
Page Size6.4MB
Load Time
Page Size

Results vary depending on site, hosting, theme, and plugins.

RESCUE LOG

Real Problems I've Solved

Anonymized rescue scenarios from WordPress, hosting, and store emergencies.

Local contractor — malware redirect loop

Problem
Visitors were being sent to spam sites. Google flagged the domain.
Fix
Malware removed in a scoped cleanup, vulnerable plugin replaced, security hardened, uptime monitoring added.
Outcome
Malware indicators cleared in scoped scan; search warning remediation started; owner back in control. Re-infection risk reduced, not eliminated.

Local SMB — email not being delivered

Problem
Customer emails bounced silently. Business was losing leads.
Fix
MX/SPF/DKIM corrected, SMTP service configured, delivery tracking enabled.
Outcome
Emails delivering reliably again, with delivery tracking in place so you can see what actually sent.

Online store — checkout broken after update

Problem
Plugin update broke checkout. Sales stopped for two days.
Fix
Conflict isolated, cart plugin rolled back and updated safely, checkout tested end-to-end.
Outcome
Sales restored with a staging process to lower the chance of a repeat failure.

Service business — HTTPS redirect loop

Problem
Browsers showed “too many redirects.” Site unreachable after forcing HTTPS.
Fix
SSL mode and WordPress URL settings aligned, bad redirect rules removed, certificate chain verified.
Outcome
Site loading cleanly on HTTPS. Some visitors still needed a cache clear.

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