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Practical writing on making your business run with less manual work, and where Lovable fits in.
How do you know whether your system is still being used?
Most business owners guess whether their system still works for the business. That no longer has to be the case.
5 signs your customers call about something they could have looked up themselves
Familiar to many service providers: the same questions, again and again. These are the signs that a customer portal can take that work over.
Your customer no longer asks Google, they ask ChatGPT
More and more people get their answer straight from AI, without visiting a single website. This decides whether your business is mentioned in that answer.
Every app we build now shows how secure it is
Every Lovable app now gets its own security page. What that means in practice for you and for the trust of your customers.
It is no longer about ranking, but about being mentioned
More and more people let a chatbot search instead of Google. More important than a spot on page one is that you appear in the answer.
How many tools do you actually use, really
Most business owners underestimate how many separate programs they use side by side. A simple check shows where that costs you time.
The two numbers that show whether your website really works
Counting visitors says little. These two numbers show exactly whether your website pays off.
AI that makes something for you is nice, AI that works with you is valuable
More and more business owners use AI for a quick text or a picture. The real benefit is somewhere else, and you miss it if you never look.
Why a website you never touch again becomes invisible to AI
Recent research shows that most AI assistant answers come from content updated within the past year. A website that is built once and never touched again slowly disappears from those answers.
Soon your customer will use your system straight from ChatGPT
Lovable announced this week that apps can now be used directly inside ChatGPT and Claude. For a small business that means your customer no longer needs to visit your site to get something done.
The AI Act is now in force: what small businesses need to have in order
Since August 2 2026, the general obligations of the AI Act apply to almost every business that uses AI. What that actually means for a small business, explained in plain language.
Your next customer is asking ChatGPT. Here is how to make sure your name is in the answer
More and more people ask ChatGPT for a recommendation instead of googling. The businesses already mentioned there get visitors who are nearly customers. Here is how to become one of them.
From chatbot to AI agent: why 2026 is the year AI starts doing the work
Gartner expects that by the end of 2026, 40% of business apps will include a task specific AI agent. The gap between a chatbot and an agent that actually finishes a task is becoming real for small businesses this year.
From 2 August, your chatbot must identify itself, what this means for your site
From 2 August 2026, visitors must know when they're talking to an AI chatbot instead of a staff member. A small detail in the law, a real impact on how you deploy AI on your website.
What is AEO and why does it already matter for your business?
More and more people ask an AI assistant instead of a search engine. AEO is about whether your business shows up in that answer.
Stop switching between tools
Most business owners don't lose time on the work itself, but on switching between separate tools. Here's how to spot it and how to fix it.
Website vs. internal system: what do you need?
Is it about outward visibility or inward oversight? A sharp question upfront saves a lot of time.
5 signs your business is stuck in scattered tools
Most business owners don't lose time on the work itself, but on switching between separate tools. Five signs to watch for.
What can AI really do for a small business?
Not another chatbot, but AI as part of how a business runs. Three concrete ways it makes a difference.
When custom is better than an off the shelf platform
Shopify, WordPress and Notion are powerful, but not always the best fit. Here's how to tell whether custom pays off more than an off the shelf platform.
Building with Lovable: why it's different
Lovable is more than a no code tool. Here's how we use it to build production ready websites and web apps without giving up flexibility.
Custom webshop vs. Shopify: when does it pay off?
Shopify and WooCommerce are fine for a basic store. But there's a clear tipping point where a custom webshop delivers more.