That it does not fall into oblivion
Posted: Thu Jan 23, 2025 8:55 am
Once this phase is over, look for the right collaborators to make it happen, relying on expert and capable professionals. What will your next book be called? 
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The month of August, as we know, is synonymous with absolute relaxation, holidays, summer closures. In large cities, but also in small towns (if not touristic), we are used to seeing closed shops and a general depopulation. But what's going on in the web? Is the web going on vacation? Is it taking its well-deserved rest? A company website, we also know this, unlike a shop and an office, works every day of the year and for the whole 24 hours. This is the real convenience of the site: allowing potential customers to "visit" the company and learn about its products and services and even purchase them.
Good question. I'll tell you what it will be about: how to keep a project that is such a winning project, how to have a winning project in the medium/long term and what to do, as often, unfortunately, happens. Thanks Massy, good luck with the next book and... I'll end with a sentence of yours from the book: foresee, analyze and leave practically nothing to chance .And, as already said, " Create a winning website " I would have liked to congo-brazzaville business email list write it myself!
Everything you need to know: from goal analysis to cost assessmentThe month of August, as we know, is synonymous with absolute relaxation, holidays, summer closures. In large cities, but also in small towns (if not touristic), we are used to seeing closed shops and a general depopulation. But what's going on in the web? Is the web going on vacation? Is it taking its well-deserved rest? A company website, we also know this, unlike a shop and an office, works every day of the year and for the whole 24 hours. This is the real convenience of the site: allowing potential customers to "visit" the company and learn about its products and services and even purchase them.