Thank You – JackPine Design

Emergency Services next steps

First, I’d like to say thank you for entrusting us and we’ll do our best to get things back in working order. This support request ensures your site will receive top priority in our support queue.

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An emergency support ticket was automatically created on your behalf, and you should be receiving a confirmation of that as well with full ticket details.

Thing’s you need to know:

Sometimes things are not a quick or easy fix. It might take an hour to fix, it might take a few days to fix, or it might not be fixable at all. Please know that we will document all the steps we have taken to resolve the issue in your final report.
Sometimes, it is a matter of retiring a backup… IF one exists. This is a lesson website owners only ever learn once. Backups are important and you will take the needed steps to ensure backups will now be part of your online protocol.
If a backup does not exist, there usually is an archived record of the site living at https://web.archive.org/. This record may be complete or partially complete, but most likely it will be outdated. It’s only a stepping stone to recovering some if not all of the original content.

Emergency Services FAQ's

What if my site can't be recovered or fixed?

If your site can’t be recovered or fixed, we will make recommendations for the next steps. Usually, it will mean a rebuild. If it does mean a rebuild, any monies paid here will be put towards that rebuild should you decide to work with us.

Will you be able to determine the cause of the issue?

Sometimes the cause is determinable, sometimes it is not. Common causes of issues are outdated software and plugins, malware, hacking, unstable version update, plugin conflict… so many things. We’ll do our best to fix it though.

Many people think of websites as something that doesn’t require too much attention. I tell clients that a website is like a car… sooner or later it’s going to need attention under the hood.

If I need to have the site rebuilt, how long will that take?

We would put you into our process for a rebuild and then a lot of that will hinge on the push/pull process of content. Clients who are ready to go are live within two to four weeks.

If it is a really large site, it could be extended well beyond that.