Modern Website Operations

Stop waiting on your website agency.

Keep the site your customers already know. Cheers moves it to GitHub and Vercel so your team can work directly, choose how much help it needs, and get routine updates out of the backlog.

Talk through your website

One ordinary website change

Agency queue

No clear date

TicketBacklogRelease

Modern website ops

Direct path

RequestReviewProduction

The problem

Your website is too important to live in someone else's backlog.

Your team knows a service page is wrong, a new location needs to go live, or the structured data needs a fix. But the agency controls the code, so even a routine change lands in somebody else's backlog.

Modern Website Operations gives your team a direct path to the code without making a redesign the price of admission.

The move

Keep what customers recognize. Replace what slows your team down.

What stays

The website people already use.

Brand and design
Content and important URLs
Navigation and page structure
Conversion paths

What changes

How the work reaches production.

Code moves to GitHub
Deployments run through Vercel
Your team gets direct working access
Ownership and release rights are written down

Ownership

Stop renting access to your own website.

Before the move, we write down who owns the GitHub and Vercel accounts, who can approve releases, and who has production access. Your team can keep working in the site even if you change vendors later.

Choose how it runs

Your team decides how much help it wants.

Your team runs it

Your marketing, web, or engineering team works directly in the site and controls its release process.

Cheers supports your team

Your team stays in charge. Cheers can review changes, advise your developers, or take on the technical work.

Cheers runs it for you

Cheers manages the change queue, releases, and ongoing search work for your team.

Google and AI search

Turn search findings into live website changes.

Cheers checks how your site appears across Google, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity to find pages and technical issues worth fixing. The same team can make those changes and get them live.

See Website Optimization

Service pages

Location pages

Structured data

Site content

Crawlability

Conversion paths

FAQ

Before you move the site.

Yes. Before migration starts, we write down who owns the GitHub and Vercel accounts, who can approve releases, and who has production access. Your team keeps direct access to the code.

No. We can move the current experience without forcing a new design. We keep the brand, content, URLs, page structure, and conversion paths unless the migration review finds something that needs separate work.

Small fixes can move quickly because the code, review, and release process are already in place. Larger projects, migrations, outside approvals, and complex integrations need their own timeline.

Website Optimization finds and fixes search problems. Modern Website Operations gives the site a new ownership and release setup so those fixes can reach production faster.

Keep the site. Lose the queue.

Show us your current website and how changes reach production today. We'll map what can stay, what needs separate work, and how your team would get direct access.