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A market calendar, one-off pieces with stock levels and a commission form: how a craft business sets up its website, with a clear line on withdrawal rights.
When is a one-pager enough and when does a website need several pages? Three triggers for expanding, figures from Bavaria and a path to grow without a rebuild.
Two entry points on one site: how a cleaning company gets enquiries by floor area and frequency and reaches applicants with clear hours and hourly pay.
Turnover above 25,000 euros in 2026 ends the German small business scheme in 2027. How to switch website prices, VAT notes and invoices on the cut-off date.
Let customers pre-order stollen, roasts and platters online: order deadline, pick-up slots, maximum quantities and allergen details shown before they order.
Course pages with open places, a form that asks about the dog and the permit under Section 11 TierSchG: how a dog school website saves follow-up calls.
A specialist shop does not need an online store to be found on the web. Which pages bring customers through the door, and when a shop is worth adding later.
Articles signed, registration filed: what belongs on the association website before and after registration, from domain and imprint to the donation note.
Older customers research online but are barely reachable through social networks. Which priorities a small website should draw from that – with figures from official statistics.