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    Looking for legal advice

    No. In the same way when you get a utilities contract they don’t say there will be a charge to make a change.
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    Looking for legal advice

    That’s precisely what it means. Only they can move anything and do so will mean paying for the change (just like you have to pay for anything these days).
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    Oh dear - critical website issue - one or more modules are missing

    @Onthebrightside - hopefully @ukwebhosting will get it all sorted as the developer was out of her depth. Sounds like the whole site needs a bit of an upgrade. Installing plugins to fix a Divi Bug! Bonkers.
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    Looking for legal advice

    Makes perfect sense. There is probably something in the contract about relocation - there usually is. Maybe Graham (@The Resolver) can help with this. Or our telecoms expert @cjd
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    Looking for legal advice

    What exactly is the issue? Most telecom contracts are pretty watertight which means moving to a new location may require you to continue to pay the existing contract or pay for relocation. This might not seem fair but it will all be in the terms you agreed to. Unless of course it's something else.
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    What’s my business worth? Built a tool for UK SMEs — looking for feedback

    Nope. There might be the odd micro business happy to use WhatsApp but any serious buyer/seller will likely run a mile.
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    What’s my business worth? Built a tool for UK SMEs — looking for feedback

    Maybe not, but as each deal and sale is unique there is unlikely to be a standard process. The issues tend to arise when the seller is less than truthful about the business and expectations. Out neighbour has just experienced this, the seller was obfuscating details about TUPE and trying to...
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    Oh dear - critical website issue - one or more modules are missing

    As @ukwebhosting has suggested getting control of the site is crucial. The simplest solution is to migrate the site to a new host. That way all ties to the old developer are cut. Unless of course the domain name is registered in their name but that's a different problem. The elegant themes...
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    What’s my business worth? Built a tool for UK SMEs — looking for feedback

    That's going to be the biggest hurdle. 1. Making either party aware the service exists and 2. Convincing them and their legal representative and advisors to use the service. I'm not sure you aren't creating a solution for a problem that doesn't exist. The two times I've sold a business it all...
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    Share your SEO tips and tricks?

    There was a member here some years ago used Google ads for market research. They invested money to see which keywords and other info generated clicks and used the data to help their SEO. As you suggest it’s not always about conversions. But that’s where you need to be eventually. I’ve got...
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    Share your SEO tips and tricks?

    Did any of those clicks convert?
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    Oh dear - critical website issue - one or more modules are missing

    Are you sure the developer of the site is the host? It may be she just has a login to the account. If that is the case you should be able to claim the site.
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    Oh dear - critical website issue - one or more modules are missing

    @Onthebrightside - what’s the website? If we can take a look we might be able to give you some pointers.
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    What’s my business worth? Built a tool for UK SMEs — looking for feedback

    Have you spoken to any solicitors about this? Getting them to use your portal may be a bit of a struggle. Even getting both seller and buyer to login and use the portal may be difficult.
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    Share your SEO tips and tricks?

    Which means your market research should identify the best place to market your products and services. SEO may not work but neither may AI. If you sell cheap socks all you may need to do is be present on Amazon and eBay. There is never just one answer to any marketing question.
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