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What German law firms may say online: Section 43b BRAO, the new BORA, mandatory imprint data under DDG and DL-InfoV, contact forms and site structure.
Holder data, verification and deadlines: what small businesses, clubs and freelancers should check about their .de domain in 2026, in five clear steps.
Compliant practice website: what doctors may do under professional law, the HWG and the GDPR, which imprint details are mandatory and what patients look for.
A sober decision guide: four cases where English pays off, four where it achieves nothing – plus honest costs, the technical basics and a lean way to start.
53 % (Bitkom) of guests check the menu online first. What a fixed-price restaurant website needs: menu, opening hours, directions – mobile and up to date.
Why your own domain (yourcompany.invalid) plus a business email address is an affordable yet powerful trust lever – cost, hosting in Germany and how to choose.
Online booking on your website: how small businesses take appointments around the clock, cut no-shows and phone workload, and stay GDPR-compliant.
Why trade businesses lose jobs without a website in 2026 – and which content a job-winning tradesperson website at a fixed price really needs.
Seven clear warning signs that a website relaunch is worthwhile: not mobile, slow, outdated, no SSL. How to relaunch while keeping your Google rankings.