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Practical tips on websites, local search and growing your business online — written for business owners, not developers.
Cookies, GDPR and Ley 172-13: what your Dominican website actually needs
Not legal advice — a practical look at what a Dominican website needs for consent, what people forget, and the embeds that quietly load trackers anyway.
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.do or .com? Which domain a Dominican business actually needs
A short, practical answer on Dominican domains — who can hold a .do, when .com is the better call, and what to check before you fall in love with a name.
Read articleGetting a local business found on Google in the Dominican Republic
The map results, the reviews and the opening hours — the three things that actually decide local search here, and how to keep them right through a year that runs December to Easter.
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Website builder or web designer: the honest arithmetic
Do the numbers on both sides of the argument, including the cookie banner most builder sites never install. With dollar figures rather than vague advice.
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How to choose a web designer in the Dominican Republic
The questions worth asking, the answers worth worrying about, and the market-specific things a designer working here should already know.
Read articleWhy your business needs a website — and when to build it
The case is not made in January, when everybody is booked. It is made in July, when the wind is up and your website is the only part of the business still working.
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How to get your website on Google — and keep it there
The technical half of being found: indexing, page titles, language tags and the structured data that tells Google what your business actually is on the page.
Read articleHow much does a website cost in 2026?
Real dollar figures for this market, what moves a quote up or down, the running costs people forget afterwards, and why the cheapest quote is rarely the best value.
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