Technology and operation
The final block of questions covers everything that happens after launch: where the site runs, who owns it, who looks after updates and how discoverability works. What matters to us is that operation continues even when nobody in the business is thinking about it. How we align the site with your operating area is described under local visibility, and an overview of the towns under regions.
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- Where does the website run and who owns it? Hosting is in German data centres. The website belongs to you after acceptance and full payment; copy, images, the domain and every enquiry that comes in through it are your…
- What happens if I want to move to someone else later? Then we hand the site over in an orderly, documented way, without locks or delays. We deliberately rely on open, widely used technology without artificial vendor lock-in, so…
- Does the site work on a mobile phone? Yes, and it is built for that first. Your customers look at their phone on the sofa in the evening, not at a desk, and your applicants do so anyway. That is why buttons are large…
- Will the new site be found in search engines? No one can seriously assure a particular position in search results, and anyone who does should make you suspicious. What can be created are the preconditions: a technically…
- Who looks after updates and backups? We do, on request. Ongoing support covers updates, daily backups, availability monitoring and smaller text changes, such as new phone hours or an additional trade. That starts at…
- What about legal notice, privacy policy and accessibility? A legal notice and a privacy policy belong to every commercially used website and are set up alongside, matching the forms and services that actually run on your site. For…