We keep it working
Fast, secure, accessible and properly maintained.
- Speed
- Security
- Accessibility
- Maintenance
Continuous website management
Your website keeps falling behind. You shouldn’t have to run it.
Stuwdio takes over and continuously improves websites for growing companies in Belgium without an internal web team. Together we choose the priorities. We handle the work every month.
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from €810/month Six-month minimum
What we take over
You shouldn’t have to notice every problem first.
We keep the website current
Your message, pages and offers keep pace with the company.
- Message
- Pages
- Offers
- Design
We keep your website easy to find
People, search engines and AI can find and understand it.
- Search
- AI search
- Structure
- Reviews
We turn more visits into enquiries
We measure what happens and improve what holds conversion back.
- Analytics
- Enquiries
- Research
- Tests
Selected work
Websites we currently manage.
Latest thinking
The problem with putting SEO on autopilot.
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Currently thinking about
the future of websites.
The operating gap
Continuous website management without building a web team.
You need more than occasional fixes, but not enough website work to justify full-time specialists. Stuwdio gives ongoing website management one accountable owner.
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Ad-hoc support
Problems get fixed when someone notices them.
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Stuwdio
One partner manages and improves the website every month.
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Internal web team
Several specialists work on the website every week.
from €810/month Six-month minimum
Request to talkHow we work together
Together we decide what matters. Stuwdio makes sure it happens.
You bring the business priorities. We bring research, performance data and recommendations. Together we set one priority order. Stuwdio does the work and reports back.
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You bring the priorities
Tell us what the business needs and what keeps getting postponed.
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We bring the evidence
We add findings from research, performance data and the website itself.
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We decide together
We agree one shared priority order.
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Stuwdio executes and reports
We do the work, explain what changed and recommend what comes next.
Continuous improvement
Improving your website should get easier over time.
We retain what customers said, what the data showed, what changed and what worked. So each month starts with better context, clearer priorities and fewer repeated mistakes.
Context
What your company already knows.
Evidence
What customers and performance data reveal.
Learning
What changed and what it taught us.
Improvement
What is most useful to change next.
Common questions
Before we talk.
01What does continuous website management include?
Content, design, conversion, SEO, AI search, analytics, maintenance and the technical work needed to keep the website effective. We agree what matters most and work through one shared priority order.
02Why does my website need monthly work?
Your company, customers, competitors and search environment keep changing. A focused monthly rhythm keeps the website accurate, secure and useful while steadily addressing improvements that would otherwise remain postponed.
03Do we need to know exactly what should be improved?
No. Bring the business priorities, requests and problems you already know about. Stuwdio adds recommendations based on research, data and what we find in the website.
04Who is Stuwdio for?
Stuwdio is for growing companies whose website influences trust, sales or growth and would benefit from roughly one focused day of meaningful website work each month. That is more than occasional support, but not enough for a full internal web team. We review every request before proposing a call.
05What if the existing website needs a bigger rebuild first?
Continuous management is the main service, but an existing website may first need substantial restructuring or rebuilding. If that is necessary, we will scope and quote the right starting point separately before continuous management begins.
06Why is there a six-month minimum?
Meaningful website improvement requires enough time to understand the context, make changes, observe what happens and use those lessons to decide what comes next.
