Short and without advertising NOTES.

What businesses ask me, answered in a few paragraphs. One piece every few weeks, nothing that is not already on this site.

16 October 2026Website in St. Vith: reaching neighbours and strangersSt. Vith is the centre of the south, with customers from the Eifel, Luxembourg and Germany. What a website has to do there, and what it does not.
16 October 2026Website in Kelmis: three languages at the counterKelmis sits where three countries meet, with customers from Aachen, Vaals and Liège. Three languages are no luxury there, they are everyday life at the counter.
16 October 2026Website in Aachen: ranking ahead of the twenty othersAachen is big, and on Google it is crowded. What a website has to do there, and what a business from East Belgium does differently.
16 October 2026Website in Simmerath: customers who search on the roadThree businesses in Simmerath run on sites I built: a commercial vehicle workshop, a trailer dealer, a car wash. What they have in common, and what counts in the Eifel.
16 October 2026Website in Verviers: French alone is not enoughVerviers is the town between Liège and East Belgium, with customers on both sides of the language border. What a website has to do there, with a tree surgeon from Limbourg as the example.
16 October 2026Website in Huy: one language, but being foundHuy and Amay, between Liège and Namur: businesses, associations, customers from the whole valley. What a website has to do there, with a youth welfare service from Amay as the example.
16 October 2026Website in Raeren: customers from both sides of the borderRaeren sits on the motorway to Aachen, with customers from Germany who cross the border to shop. What a website has to do there.
16 October 2026Website in Büllingen: neighbours, Germans and visitorsBüllingen is the municipality on the German border, with customers from the Eifel on both sides and visitors all year round. What a website has to do there.
16 October 2026Website in Bütgenbach: visitors from Flanders and the NetherlandsBütgenbach lives off the lake, Worriken and visitors from Flanders and the Netherlands. What a website has to do there, and why English counts.
16 October 2026Website in Lontzen: German and French, every dayLontzen, Herbesthal and Walhorn lie between Eupen, Kelmis and Welkenraedt, with businesses along the motorway and customers in two languages. What a website has to do there.
16 October 2026Website in Liège: ten spots, dozens of competitorsLiège is the big city, with thousands of businesses and competition on Google to match. What a website has to do there, and what a web designer from Eupen brings that is different.
16 October 2026Website in Monschau: visitors who search from their phoneMonschau lives off visitors from the Rhineland, the Netherlands and Belgium. What a website has to do there, and why three businesses in Simmerath next door already run that way.
16 October 2026Website in Amel: word of mouth, then GoogleAmel is countryside: villages, farms, workshops, construction firms. What a website has to do there, and why the jobs page matters more than the start page.
16 October 2026Website in Burg-Reuland: selling into three countriesBurg-Reuland is the southernmost municipality, with Ouren where three countries meet. A business here sells into three countries. What a website has to do for that.
15 October 2026What the price of a website depends onI have no price list, but I do have an honest answer: what the amount depends on, when you pay and what comes after.
15 October 2026Your website does not do exactly what you want?Many businesses around here have a website and are not happy with it: it almost does what it should. That almost is my job.
15 October 2026Bilingual without an agencyIn East Belgium, French is everyday life. This is how the second language gets onto your site, without a translation agency and without maintaining everything twice.
15 October 2026Google reviews for small businessesWhoever is at the top of Google in Eupen rarely has the best website. They have the most genuine reviews. This is how you get them.