Guides
What to know before spending a euro
Written for business owners, not developers. None of them sells anything: they answer, and you decide afterwards.
- Website pricingThe real line items, including the ones nobody mentions before the invoice.
- Is your site any good?Ten things you can check yourself, with no tool and no outside opinion.
- Rebuild or repair?Seven signs a site has had its day, and what can be fixed without starting over.
- Building a siteWhere to start from nothing, and in what order.
- Being foundWhat Google looks at, what AI assistants quote, and what depends on you.
- Stop redoing itWhat can run on its own, and what never should.
- Buying is not enoughWhy a tool delivered and never adopted costs more than no tool at all.
- An unhappy customerWhat to answer, where, and how fast — before the review goes public.
Start without jargon
Three clear entry points for websites, Google visibility and automation.
- The website, without jargonYou do not need to know code. You need to verify whether someone understands, finds the right button and contacts you easily.
- Google, without jargonGoogle combines clues: name, address, services, area and pages. Contradictions make the business unclear.
- Automation, without jargonIt often means moving information, sending a confirmation or reminding a step — with visible rules and a person still in control.
And what Belgian law expects of your site
Four reads that cite the Data Protection Authority, the AI Act and the Belgian texts in the body of the page. They describe the framework; they replace neither a lawyer nor a DPO.
- Site built by an AIWhat you still have to check yourself once the platform has written the site.
- Cookie bannerWhat must be blocked before consent, and what may run without it.
- Chatbot and AIWhat to tell someone talking to a machine, since 2 August 2026.
- Lovable Cloud and GDPRWho is responsible for what between the platform and you.
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