Got a quote for a website? How to read it line by line
A quote for a website used to have one line and one price. Today it has ten, and half of them are technical terms. See what each one means before you sign.
Alexandros Giannopoulos
Builds websites, platforms and AI automations for businesses, and writes about what is changing in their day-to-day work.
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- Founder, Bynix
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5 website myths that cost small businesses
A shop sign and a number in the Yellow Pages used to be enough. Today your customer looks you up on their phone first. Five things we often hear about websites, and what they cost when we believe them.
The email “from AADE” that isn’t from AADE: how to spot phishing
An email says you’re owed a tax refund, or that you have a debt due today. It says AADE, the Greek tax authority, and it has its colours, but it isn’t from them.
Does ChatGPT find you? Take the test in 2 minutes
We used to search on Google. Today more and more people ask ChatGPT who to trust. See whether your business is in the answer.
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