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Public Sector Contracts: What Buyers Check on Your Site
What a public buyer looks up on your website before award: company name, scope of work, references with year and volume, deadlines and thresholds.
Website Costs and Tax: Expense or Capitalised Asset?
Deduct it now or write it off over several years? How a website invoice is treated for tax, what counts as acquisition cost and which deadlines stay attached to the document.
Data Breach on Your Website: The 72-Hour Clock
When the 72-hour clock starts after a data breach, what belongs in the report to the supervisory authority, when the people affected have to be told, and what has to be documented beforehand.
Own Website or Just a Social Profile? A Sober Comparison
Own website or social media profile: six criteria with hard numbers on reach, visibility, selling and legal duties, and how both channels work together.
Electrical Contractor Website: EV Chargers and Solar
How an electrical contractor website separates three job types: mandatory details for charging, solar and meter cabinets, the grid notification as the shared node, and pricing that holds.
Winter Service Contracts: Filling the Season Early
How trades businesses secure winter service contracts through their own website: tiers, call-out thresholds, deadlines at signing and availability when it counts.
Estate Agent Website: Listings and Legal Disclosures
Property listings need five fixed disclosures from the energy certificate. Which ones apply, when they do not, and how photos, fees and the imprint fit in.
Funeral Home Website: Reachable When It Matters
What a funeral home website must deliver in the first minutes: a reachable number, an open price overview, readable text and forms without hurdles.
Home Care Website: Reaching Families and Staff
Relatives under pressure and nursing professionals looking for work meet on the same website. How both paths can exist side by side without obscuring each other.