Fer Marketing · Fer LLC
I do the WordPress work under your agency's name
Agencies come to me to delegate a heavy WordPress workload, or to solve an emergency, before a fixed maintenance relationship. Tell me about the problem you have, and I will tell you how I would solve it.
For agencies
I do the WordPress work under your agency's name. You keep the client relationship. I talk to your team, not your clients, unless we agree otherwise for a specific case. Pricing, volume discounts and the margin you can expect are on the maintenance and white-label WordPress pages. White-label WordPress maintenance and support
WordPress maintenance is $250/month per site for the basic plan, or from $500/month for the full plan. WooCommerce store care is $500/month per store, or $1,000/month with SEO included.
- Building websites
- Since 2001
- Hands-on IT experience
- 20+ yrs
- English and Spanish
- EN / ES
- Market focus
- US
WordPress expertise you can verify
I publish how I work, with real screenshots, real scores and the exact settings I use. Read the guides, check my own site, then decide if you want me to do this work on your agency's client sites, under your brand.
Homepage, desktop
Homepage, mobile
Service page, mobile
Homepage tested at 1:20 PM, service page at 1:42 PM. Lab scores move between runs: the service page scored 91, 93 and 97 in three mobile runs. There is no real-user field data yet.
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What a $39 to $99 maintenance plan never does
A $39 to $99 plan never does a manual, deep review of the entire current situation of each website. I do a fairly broad diagnosis. I review every layer: not only WordPress, but also the server and the domain configuration. I make sure all the plugins are up to date. If a plugin has no update license, the client knows: either so they can buy it, or so I can replace that plugin with custom code, and they no longer have to keep paying for that license if they prefer.
When I optimize the site's speed, I verify that the solution is implemented at the server level, and for each of the existing pages, instead of simply installing an optimization plugin that leaves the work half done, or that is often lost after later updates to the website.
There is also priority service. Responses and fixes usually come the same day, or the next day at most when it is more complex, or when it does not depend entirely on me and I also need the end client or the hosting company to step in. Every time you write to me, you will get a fairly quick response.
Work I can show
A wholesale ecommerce store
A wholesale ecommerce store is a real client of both monthly maintenance and monthly SEO. I am not naming the store here.
Sales from February to October 2026 were up 32% versus the same months the year before.
ChatGPT already sends real orders: 4 in September 2026. October had none that remained (one was refunded). Two more real orders arrived from ChatGPT in November.
Google AI feature impressions in Search Console were 6,931 in October, compared with 2,706 in September, up 156%.
A real estate listings site with thousands of pages
A real estate listings site with thousands of pages is a real WordPress maintenance client. I am not naming the site here.
Before the fix, an internal page took about 5 seconds to load on desktop, and on mobile it could take up to about 10 seconds. That happened often. The owner thought it was the hosting or the server, but in the end it was a bad configuration: the site uses an outdated real-estate listing theme and too many plugins at once, and I could not change the theme or turn the plugins off.
I fixed it at the server level, with OpenLiteSpeed, a server-level proxy cache, and a cache crawler that keeps the pages in cache. That combination means practically any page now loads in about 1 second. On 13 November 2026 I checked the live home page and several internal listing pages: the HTML came back in well under a second on both desktop and mobile, which supports that.
I have also rescued it from malware or hacks more than once. I first rescued it from a hack on the old shared host, then moved it to a new cloud server. About a year later there was a second incident: redirects to external sites, so a page would open and then go to another external page; injected files; cron jobs on the server; and an altered WordPress core.
A client on working with Fernando
Javed Ahmed, owner of condoroyalty.com: "I wouldn't think twice."
Frequently asked questions
What is Fer Marketing?
Fer Marketing (Fer LLC, Wyoming) handles white-label WordPress maintenance and support for marketing agencies, under your brand. You keep the client relationship. I have been building websites since 2001.
Who is behind Fer Marketing?
Fernando Marcano, an IT engineer with more than 20 years of hands-on experience, founded Fer Marketing. The company is Fer LLC, registered in Wyoming.
Do you work under the agency's name?
I do the WordPress work under your agency's name. You keep the client relationship. I talk to your team, not your clients, unless we agree otherwise for a specific case.
Which countries do you serve?
I focus on the United States and work remotely with clients across the country.
Tell me about the problem you have
Write to fer@fer.marketing or use the contact form, where you can also WhatsApp or text me. You get a reply from Fernando, not a sales team.