Journal

Notes from the studio.

Answers to the questions business owners and managers ask: websites, online stores, CRM and AI.

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AI · 5 min

AI Coding Tools in 2026: What They Mean for Your Project

If you've commissioned a web project recently, your developer has almost certainly used an AI coding tool. Here's what's actually going on — the three types of tools, what they do, and what it means for your timeline and budget.

Working with a studio · 6 min

Latvia Is Giving Businesses Up to €10,000 to Go Digital — Here's How to Get It

Latvia allocated over €27 million for business digitalization grants — up to €10,000 per company, administered by LIAA. If you've been putting off building a website, CRM, or e-commerce platform because of cost, this changes the math.

SEO · 3 min

Core Web Vitals and Revenue: How Page Speed Affects Sales

A slow page loses visitors before they see your offer. What Core Web Vitals measure, what the evidence says about sales, and three free checks to run today.

SEO · 4 min

B2B Content Strategy: Write for Buyers, Not Just Readers

Most B2B blogs bring traffic but no enquiries. A framework that starts from the buyer's journey, picks topics from customer questions and measures leads.

SEO · 3 min

Website Redesign Without Losing SEO: When, and How to Migrate Safely

A redesign is the most requested project and the riskiest: a badly handled migration can wipe out your traffic for months. When it is justified and a safe checklist.

SEO · 4 min

SEO or Google Ads for B2B in Latvia: What Works and When

Entering the Latvian B2B market: use Google Ads for speed and testing, SEO for lasting presence. How to split the roles when the sales cycle takes months.

SEO · 3 min

SEO in Latvia: Why Latvian-Language Content Matters for Foreign Companies

Latvia has fewer than two million people and three search languages. A foreign company that skips Latvian content leaves a less contested part of the market empty.

AI · 3 min

AI Chatbot for Your Website: What It Really Does for a Business

A website chatbot works well on repetitive questions, lead qualification and bookings, and badly on complex advice and complaints. Where it pays off and where it does not.

E-commerce · 4 min

B2B E-commerce in the Baltics: How Wholesalers Go Online

B2B e-commerce is not a simple shop. Wholesalers need a working tool: customer prices, credit limits, minimum orders and a live link to the ERP.

Web development · 4 min

WordPress: Five Signs Your Website Needs a Rebuild

WordPress runs around 43% of the web, yet many of those sites underperform. Five signs that it is time to change the platform, and what to do about each.

CRM and ERP · 4 min

When HubSpot Costs More Than It Is Worth: The Real Numbers

HubSpot Sales Hub Professional for five users costs about $16,000 over three years at list price, and the data sits with the vendor. When a custom CRM pays back sooner.

E-commerce · 4 min

70% of Shoppers Abandon Their Cart: What Actually Helps

About seven in ten carts are abandoned. Many shoppers were only browsing, but the rest left for reasons you can fix. Real causes and practical fixes.