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White-label WordPress maintenance involves managing and maintaining WordPress websites on behalf of clients under a brand's name. This practice is common among agencies and freelancers who want to offer comprehensive website services without exposing their backend processes.  Here are some best practices for effective white-label WordPress maintenance: 1. Regular Backups Frequency : Perform daily backups for websites with frequent updates and weekly for less active sites. Storage : Store backups offsite in multiple locations such as cloud services (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox) to ensure redundancy. Testing : Regularly test backups to ensure they can be restored without issues. 2. Core, Theme, and Plugin Updates Scheduling : Schedule regular updates to WordPress core, themes, and plugins. Prefer weekly checks to ensure everything is up-to-date. Compatibility Checks : Before updating, check compatibility with existing themes and plugins to avoid conflicts. Staging Environment : Use a