Guides to getting your business online
The questions we get asked over and over, answered in full and without selling to you along the way. If you read one and build the site yourself, good — that's what it's for.
How to accept Bizum on your business website
Everyday Bizum and Bizum for merchants are not the same thing, and using the first one to sell can cost you your account. What you need and what your options are.
How to get your business on Google Maps in Spain
A Google Business Profile is free, takes half an hour, and for a local business it does more than a website. How to set one up and what decides whether you show up.
Should your business use a .es or a .com domain?
A .es or .com domain for your business: which to pick if you sell in Spain, how renewal works, and why it must be in your name, not your provider's.
How to take photos of your products with your phone
How to take product photos with your phone that sell: window light, background, angles and size. Concrete steps, no studio, no professional camera.
WhatsApp Business catalogue or a website?
WhatsApp Business catalogue or a website: when the catalogue is enough, its limits (it's not on Google), and how to use both together without double work.
What legal texts does your business website need in Spain?
The legal texts a business website needs in Spain: legal notice, privacy policy, cookie policy and, if you sell online, terms of sale.
How much does it cost to maintain a website each year?
How much it costs to maintain a website in Spain: domain, hosting, SSL, email and maintenance, with real yearly ranges and the renewal traps to avoid.
Build your website with Wix or hire someone?
Wix or a web designer: what each option costs over three years, how much time it takes, who owns the site and when Wix is the right choice.
How to get Google reviews for your business (without cheating)
How to get Google reviews for your business in Spain: the direct link, when to ask, a WhatsApp message to copy, and the shortcuts that cost your profile.
What a small business website should have: the complete checklist
What a small business website should have, in order of priority: what you sell, prices, contact, opening hours, photos, trust, mobile and Google.
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