Who Owns Your Website? Rights, Files and Credentials
Who owns the domain, files and credentials of your website? What usage rights, copyright law and the EU Data Act settle, and how a handover works.
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Who owns the domain, files and credentials of your website? What usage rights, copyright law and the EU Data Act settle, and how a handover works.
From 27 September 2026 new prohibitions apply to environmental claims. What small websites must change, what evidence costs and how a review pass runs.
Build, domain and upkeep are treated differently for tax. What the German Income Tax Act, VAT Act and depreciation tables actually say about each item.
Opening hours, seasonal produce and directions on one page: what a farm shop website needs, which legal details apply and how to keep it current.
Letting your holiday flat through portals alone means paying for every booking. How your own website becomes a second, commission-free booking channel.
Should prices go on your website? When starting prices, ranges or package rates fit, what German price indication law requires and how to word it well.
Sending ad traffic to your homepage loses enquiries. How to build a landing page with one single goal: structure, message match, legal details.
Small businesses recruit via notice boards - yet everyone checks the website first. How to build a careers page that turns interest into applications.
Why a short, GDPR-compliant contact form brings noticeably more inquiries: every extra required field costs conversion. How to build it the right way.