How it works

You run the business. Your website keeps up.

Yulpo looks after the website you already have and keeps it current. When your business changes, he keeps up.

01

Yulpo sharpens your site.

He brings what you already have up to date and fixes what is broken, keeping your name, colors and the way you talk to customers.

Your look stays yours, and you see your updated site in private before you pay anything.

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02

You say yes.

Look it over on your phone or computer. Ask for changes if you like.

Nothing changes on your live site until you are happy.

Then you connect Yulpo in Muse, or by email, and he walks you through the setup: you log in to your WordPress with his guidance and add a small Yulpo plugin. That plugin is the bridge he uses to publish your updates.

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03

Your business changes.

A new catering service, a fall menu, a new team member, a price change, a holiday closure. Yulpo spots a lot of it on his own, and anything else you can mention in passing, in Muse, or by email.

After setup, your WordPress stays and you never need to open the editor.

04

Customers see it.

Yulpo shows you the change first. Say yes, and he puts it live and lets you know. Customers find the right hours, the right menu and the right number to call.

Your website stays current every week of the year, without taking your time.

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Just tell Yulpo

Your business changes. Yulpo keeps up.

Catering starts, prices go up, summer gets busy. Mention it in passing, in Muse, or by email, and Yulpo works out everything it touches on your website, does the work, and shows you before anything goes live.

YulpoAlder Lane Kitchen · sample business
We do catering now.
On it. Here is what I did:
  • Wrote a catering page from your menu
  • Added it to your menu bar
  • Put a catering note on your homepage
  • Answered “Do you cater?” in your FAQ
  • Updated the details Google and AI assistants read
Party trays sell well in December. Add a tray menu too?
Here is everything. Publish?
Yes.
Live on your website

Illustration. Alder Lane Kitchen is a sample business.

  • Swapped the summer menu for fall
  • Fixed a phone number that differed on two pages
  • Took down last year’s holiday notice
  • Added a parking answer customers kept asking for
  • Added new photos to the gallery
  • Turned a new dish into a menu item
  • Posted holiday hours a week early
  • Added a catering page from the menu

Keep your website right. Just tell Yulpo.

Customers see what is true today, and you get back to running your business.

Or email us at yulpo@yulpo.com