The year 2027 sounds like next year's problem. The transition window opened in January 2026, voluntary sign-up has been live since May, and the obligation that catches most owners off guard is not issuing invoices. It is receiving them.
E-shop growth gets sold as a matter of budget and one AI tool. The data says otherwise: half of e-shops don't make it, and growth is concentrated. Which levers really decide it — and the one you can measure and fix from the outside.
A text chatbot serves whoever is on the web. But part of the demand comes by phone, and after hours those calls go unanswered. On the new category that picks up that call, its limits, price, and the Article 50 duty.
Since 15 May 2026 Google's rules carry a sentence that calls manipulating AI answers spam. The penalty is the same as for ordinary spam, from a lower rank all the way to vanishing from results. I explain what exactly changed, how it connects to the June spam update, and how to stay cited in AI answers without the risk.
One number circulates on LinkedIn, another sits in a Eurostat table. Nobody is lying. Each answers a different question. And the third one, 4.1%, decides whether your company actually uses AI or only tried it once.
A new EU duty on every non-food product has applied since 13 December 2024. What a product page must show, why the marketplace enforces it faster than the state, and how to check your e-shop in one afternoon.
The state will supposedly cover up to 85% of a website and automation. What is true, what the grant sellers leave out, and why 2026 is more of a finish line than a starting gun for that money.
No legal jargon. For the owner of a cafe, an e-shop or a clinic: one main obligation from 2 August 2026, why the 35-million-euro fines are not about you, and compliance in one afternoon.
We opened 51 live Slovak small-business websites on mobile and timed the main content load. Median: 9.9 seconds, 94% in the poor band. Here are the numbers, what it costs in customers, and how to fix it.
An AI builder ships a site in an evening and Lighthouse gives it 96/100 for SEO. We tested 93 of them. Median mobile load: 6.6 seconds. Here is why that score misleads, and who an AI site is still fine for.
A client came to us with a site built on an AI builder. On mobile it had an 18.7s LCP and Performance 54/100. After a rebuild on custom code: 1.5s and 99/100. Here are the exact numbers behind it, and when an AI builder is genuinely enough.
Austrian agencies quote €18,800+ for a custom e-shop. The same quality from Bratislava costs a fraction, and the reason is geography, not corners cut. Real Eurostat and Numbeo numbers, plus a client we shipped for €700.
DevNova pillar article, 10 sections covering the full path from first website to a fully automated business. For owners of sole traders and limited companies in Bratislava, Brno, Vienna, Warsaw, Budapest.
A concrete checklist from setting up Google Business Profile to AI Overview optimization. For gastro, clinics, fitness, law firms, and B2B services in Bratislava and surroundings.
Three bot types (scripted, AI, hybrid), real cost figures, why 70% of Slovak implementations fail in month one, and where an AI bot makes sense instead of a human.
Real numbers from €0 to €25,000+. Three payment models (ONE-TIME, CO-PILOT, IGNITION), what hosting actually costs, what you overpay WordPress agencies for, and when investing more is worth it.
The Slovak market is full of sites that are technically functional and commercially silent. Five reasons, the anatomy of a first impression, and the exact 11-day fix, from someone who audits 15 sites a month.
A short cycle forces discipline. Discipline produces quality faster than open-ended scheduling.