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Each post explains one topic. Below the title there is a short text about it. Click on a post. Then you can read the whole text.
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Which services behind a website count as processing on your behalf, what the Article 28 GDPR contract must contain and how the record of activities follows.
Six to eight weeks of lead time: why a seasonal page must go live long before the season starts, what belongs on it and how to park it correctly after.
Starting price, price range or package: which form fits your business, what the German Price Indication Ordinance requires and what the mandatory line holds.
Auth code, TTL, MX switch: how a domain migration actually runs, so the website stays reachable and no message ends up in a mailbox nobody opens any more.
Why an online menu carries mandatory information, how allergens and additives are labelled legibly, and where PDF menus fail on the screen of a phone.
Clicks, impressions, click-through rate, position: what the four Search Console numbers say about enquiries, which filters matter and where the report stops.
Real photos from your own business beat stock images: which subjects work, how to shoot them with a phone and what file sizes a website can carry.
A business name can be covered at once by a registered mark, a company sign, a personal name right and a registered firm. How to check before you commit.
Opening hours, gift vouchers, campaign pages: what a website needs in September so the fourth quarter holds up - with a plan that runs into January.