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Before the first conversation about a quote: what drives the price of advertising and of a website, and how to compare the people offering them.
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Advertising, websites and AI automation. Practical questions worth answering before your next investment.
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Before the first conversation about a quote: what drives the price of advertising and of a website, and how to compare the people offering them.
What to count as an enquiry, how to check calls, WhatsApp and forms, and what to review in an existing account.
How to start with AI automation on one recurring task, and how that task gets checked.
26 guides for your next move.
A potential customer needs a few clear answers: what you do, where you work, why they should trust you and how to get in touch. Start with those questions.
Read the guideAn affordable website starts with the right scope. Knowing what customers need and what you want them to do helps avoid features nobody will use.
Read the guideA blog makes sense when it helps customers decide and you can keep the information accurate. The number of posts is not a business goal.
Read the guidePerformance Max can connect advertising across Google channels around a chosen goal. Your campaign choice should follow the business problem and the quality of your data.
Read the guideStart with how your customer makes a decision. Are they already searching for a service, or do they need to discover your offer? That is more useful than choosing a favorite platform.
Read the guideYou do not need a universal mobile-traffic percentage to make good design decisions. Check whether someone on their phone can understand your offer and take the important next step.
Read the guideDesign should make decisions easier. Visitors need to understand your offer, find a reason to trust you and see how to take the next step.
Read the guideA website makes sense when customers need a reliable place for information and contact. Its scope should match the way your business wins work.
Read the guideA landing page is the destination for a particular campaign or offer. It continues the message that brought someone there and makes one main action easier.
Read the guideSEO is ongoing work on accessible, understandable content. The first steps should help both visitors and the search engines discovering your pages.
Read the guideWhat a campaign looks like for a small or medium business, when it makes sense, what it costs and what to prepare.
Read the guideA limited budget needs priorities. Before expanding a campaign, understand the service, who needs it and what a qualified enquiry is worth.
Read the guideTen practical ways to connect your offer with people it can help. Choose by customers, locations and capacity, with a clear path to a response.
Read the guideA website and social media can do different jobs in the same sales process. Ask where customers discover an offer, where they check it and where they get in touch.
Read the guideOne page can be a good start when there is one main offer and a straightforward decision. A small scope still needs to answer the customer’s important questions.
Read the guideA useful website gives a small business an organized home for its offer and a clear way to make contact. Connect the benefits to everyday work, rather than page count.
Read the guideStart with a recurring task whose result you can check. A good first project has known inputs, a clear output and someone able to assess quality.
Read the guideDiscussing information and running a business process are different tasks. Before choosing a solution, decide whether you need decision support or reliable execution of a sequence.
Read the guideGoogle Ads has two separate costs: ad spend paid to Google and a fee for the work. This guide explains what sets the price of a click, how to calculate what pays off and what Midaz charges.
Read the guideTwelve questions about account access, fees, measurement and exit, each with a good answer and a warning sign. They work for any agency or freelancer, including us.
Read the guideWhat changes the price of a business website, what to ask for in a written quote and how to compare two quotes. A landing page has a published price, and a full website is quoted by scope.
Read the guideStart with one repetitive job, for example receiving documents. Rules check, AI only suggests and a person decides.
Read the guideA chatbot suits common questions that already have written answers, and fails at prices, promises and decisions. The guide gives a ten-question test of its Bosnian and compares a chatbot with a form, WhatsApp and an FAQ page.
Read the guideNine tasks a business can automate, from enquiries and documents to reports: what rules do, what AI may suggest and what a person decides. It also covers how to pick a first task and run a first pilot.
Read the guideThere is no price list for AI automation at Midaz: a pilot is quoted by scope. The guide explains what makes a quote smaller or larger and what to prepare for the first conversation.
Read the guideTwenty-six terms about AI, automation, Google Ads and websites, explained in plain English, with the Bosnian term where you will meet it. The examples are short, and each term links to a page on the topic where one exists.
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