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Website relaunch without losing rankings: the safe process
The new site is prettier - and brings in less. That's not bad luck, it's a pattern. Here's why a relaunch costs rankings and how to plan one so your visibility survives the move.
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Why your website isn't getting enquiries: 8 mistakes
Traffic is coming in. The site looks decent. Yet no enquiries arrive. Here are eight structural mistakes that explain why - and what to do about each one.
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SEO Audit Cost 2026: What an Audit Really Costs
Most agencies hide their SEO audit pricing behind a contact form. We break down what an audit actually costs, what drives the price and what our 690 euro flat fee includes.
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Switching SEO agency without losing rankings or data
Switching SEO agencies is trickier than starting with one. Switch wrong and you lose access, data and rankings at once. Switch right and your rankings never notice. Here is the order that makes the difference.
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Web agency checklist: 12 questions before you hire
Most expensive website mistakes happen not during the build but when choosing the agency. These 12 questions go before the signature, not after. They separate the agencies that deliver from the ones that only sell.
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BFSG Website Requirements in Germany 2026: Who Is Affected
Some providers sell panic, some letters feel intimidating, and many business owners do not even know whether their website is covered at all. This article sorts it out without the fear-based sales pitch: who is affected, which exemptions apply and what to do about a warning letter.
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SEO for AI Search 2026: What Business Websites Need
SEO for AI search is not a trick layer. Business websites need clear architecture, technical access, proof, internal links and measurable inquiry paths.
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GDPR Mistakes on Websites: These 8 Issues Can Lead to Legal Action
These 8 GDPR mistakes are common on SME websites and can trigger legal warnings. Directly, without legal jargon, with a clear explanation of the risk and what to do about it.
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