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Practical advice on the web, ERP and applications.
No marketing fluff — concrete articles that answer the questions companies actually ask before starting a project.
Time tracking
Time tracking: what paper and Viber groups really cost you
Counting hours on paper and assigning tasks by message? We calculate the real cost of that system — in hours, mistakes and nerves — and what changes when tracking moves to the phone.
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Digital work orders: why a client's signature on the phone speeds up payment
Paper work orders get lost, crumpled and forgotten — and without the client's signature the job is legally unfinished. How a digital order with a finger signature protects a trades company.
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The site diary: what it must contain and why it protects you in disputes
A site diary is not bureaucracy — it is evidence for deadline extensions, downtime claims and disputes with the investor. What gets recorded, who keeps it and how to keep it without a notebook.
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How to introduce an app to workers who "don't like technology"
An owner's biggest fear isn't the price of software but: "my people won't use it". A proven rollout sequence for time tracking that works even with the toughest crews.
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GPS and workers: what is fair tracking, and what is excessive surveillance
Where is the line between proof a worker was on site and following a person all day? What GDPR says, what common sense says — and how good systems solve it.
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How much does a website cost in 2026?
What really determines the price of a website — page count, features, CMS, e-commerce and languages. An explanation without marketing, with realistic ranges and advice on how not to overpay.
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What is an ERP system and when do you really need one?
A simple explanation of what ERP is, which processes it covers (sales, warehouse, production, finance) and the signs that tell you you've outgrown Excel and need a real system.
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Why site speed matters for SEO and sales
Loading speed affects both your Google rankings and whether a visitor stays or flees. We explain Core Web Vitals simply, and what concretely makes a site faster.
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How long does it take to build a website?
From a company presentation to an online store — realistic website timelines and what extends them most (spoiler: usually the content, not the code).
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WordPress or a custom-built site — which to choose?
The pros and cons of WordPress and a custom-built site, and how to choose based on your goal, budget and growth plans.
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What is a CMS and why do you need one?
A CMS lets you change your site's content yourself, without a developer. We explain what it is, how it works and why it saves time and money.
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How to choose a domain for your company (.ba, .rs, .hr or .com)?
A practical guide to choosing a domain: national or .com, how to get a short, memorable name and what to check before registering.
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Why you need SSL (HTTPS) and what happens without it
SSL is not a luxury but a standard. We explain what the padlock in the browser means, how it affects trust and SEO, and why a site without HTTPS loses visits.
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Redesigning a website without losing Google rankings
A redesign can wipe out years of SEO work if done blindly. Here's how to refresh the site while keeping your positions and traffic.
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Website or social media — why you need both
Facebook and Instagram are rented space; the website is yours. We explain why not to rely on social networks alone and how the two work together.
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What is a landing page and when to use one?
A landing page has one goal and one call to action. We explain when to use one (campaigns, ads) and what makes it successful.
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How to write website copy that sells
The text on the site is not decoration — it sells. Practical advice on writing clearly, about the customer, and leading the visitor to action.
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A multilingual website: when and how
When a multilingual site pays off, how to set it up so Google understands it (hreflang), and why machine translation isn't enough.
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Cart abandonment: why it happens and how to reduce it
Most shoppers abandon the cart before paying. We explain the most common reasons and the concrete changes that bring orders back.
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Payment methods for a webshop in Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia
Cards, cash on delivery, bank transfer — which payment methods to offer customers on the ex-YU market and how the choice affects order numbers.
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Custom ERP or off-the-shelf — how to decide
Off-the-shelf ERP solutions are faster to launch but don't follow every process. Here are the criteria for deciding what suits your company.
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5 signs you need an ERP system
How to recognise the moment a company has outgrown Excel and disconnected tools, and when ERP stops being a luxury and becomes a necessity.
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What ERP rollout looks like — step by step
From process analysis to production: a realistic phased flow of introducing an ERP system, without business downtime.
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How to connect an ERP system with accounting and banks
ERP doesn't have to replace your accounting software — integration connects the systems instead of double data entry.
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Digitalising production: where to start?
Digitalisation doesn't have to mean everything at once. We propose an order of steps that delivers results quickly without stopping the plant.
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What is CRM and what is it for?
CRM is not just a customer address book. We explain what a real CRM does and why a team actually uses it instead of avoiding it.
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How to track sales opportunities (the pipeline) without chaos
The sales pipeline through stages — from first contact to a closed deal — and why it gives you a better revenue forecast.
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Barcode scanners in the warehouse — are they worth it?
How barcode scanning speeds up goods receipt and issue and reduces errors, and what you need to introduce it.
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Minimum stock and automatic ordering — how to never run out of material
How a warehouse system tracks minimum stock and proposes ordering itself, before the material actually runs out.
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Native or React Native app — which to choose?
The difference between native development and the React Native approach, and for which business apps which choice makes more sense.
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What is a PWA and when is it enough instead of a real app
A PWA (progressive web app) works in the browser like an app, without app stores. When that is enough, and when you still need a real mobile app.
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How much does a mobile app cost?
What determines a mobile app's price — screen count, backend, integrations, platforms — and how to define the right first version.
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What publishing an app to the App Store and Google Play looks like
The steps of publishing a mobile app: accounts, store rules, preparing materials, and the most common rejection reasons.
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What is a headless CMS and when do you need one?
A headless CMS separates content from presentation. We explain the pros, cons and when it makes sense for a portal or a multi-platform site.
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The editorial workflow — from draft to publication
What a good editorial process looks like: roles, approval, and why a workflow prevents chaos in multi-author newsrooms.
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How to monetise a portal with ad positions
Ad positions, campaigns and reports — the basic portal monetisation model and how to set it up technically.
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How to build a marketplace platform — from categories to payment
A marketplace is not just a list of ads. We explain the order of decisions: categories and attributes, search, communication and monetisation.
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How to prevent fake listings on a marketplace platform
User verification, moderation and community reports — the combination of measures that builds trust on a marketplace platform.
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Why you need a specialised live-video tool, not classic editing
Classic post-production lags behind the audience. We explain why specialised live-video tools change the rules of the game.
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What is technical SEO and why it is the foundation of everything else
Titles, meta descriptions, sitemap, canonical, schema.org — we explain the basic technical elements without which even the best content doesn't rank.
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Local SEO: how a Google Business profile brings customers
For companies serving a city or region, the Google Business profile is often a stronger lever than classic SEO. Here's how to set it up.
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How to choose keywords for a site (without thousand-dollar tools)
A practical approach to keyword research: think like a customer, use free tools and write for real questions.
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What is schema.org and why your site needs it
Structured data helps Google understand content and can bring richer search results (stars, FAQ, breadcrumbs).
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Why have a blog on a company website?
A blog is not just for media. We explain how regular articles build authority, bring organic traffic and answer customers' questions before the call.
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How to protect a contact form from spam
Honeypot fields, rate limiting and validation — simple techniques keeping spam away without annoying CAPTCHA challenges for users.
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What a good backup system looks like (not just a file copy)
Backup is not one copy on the same server. We explain what makes a reliable backup: a schedule, versions, a separate location and testing.
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What is two-factor authentication (2FA) and why use it
2FA adds a second layer of protection beyond the password. We explain how it works and why it significantly reduces the risk of account break-ins.
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What is rate limiting and why every system needs it
Rate limiting caps the number of requests per unit of time and protects the system from abuse and overload. We explain it simply.
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What is an MVP and why it's smart to start small
An MVP (minimum viable product) is not an unfinished product — it is the smallest complete flow delivering value. We explain why that reduces risk.
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Why software maintenance is not optional but necessary
Software that isn't maintained becomes slow, vulnerable and incompatible over time. We explain what real maintenance includes.
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How to choose a software development team (the questions to ask)
Before signing a contract, ask the right questions: work process, code ownership, maintenance and references. A guide to choosing a partner.
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How many users to plan for a web application
The number of users affects the architecture, hosting and development price. How to estimate a realistic scale before development starts.
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What is an API and why it is key for system integrations
An API is the "language" systems use to talk to each other. We explain simply what it is and why a good API makes integrations easier and cheaper.
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Presentation site or online store — when is it time to sell online?
The move from a presentation site to an online store is not just a technical decision. Here are the signs it's time and what to prepare first.
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What a company should know before the first conversation about a software project
You don't need a technical specification — but a few answers prepared in advance make the first conversation much more productive for both sides.
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