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Business

Website maintenance plan: what it should include and how to compare offers

A website maintenance plan is a recurring agreement that someone keeps your site updated, backed up, online and safe. Here is what belongs in it, what breaks without it and which questions separate a real plan from a price list.

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Design

Unlimited graphic design: how a design subscription works and when it pays off

Unlimited graphic design means a monthly fee and a queue of requests, not a free-for-all. Here is how the queue works, which jobs suit it, which do not, who owns the files and how to tell whether it pays off for you.

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Marketing

How to sell on Amazon: accounts, fees, listings and what to prepare first

How to sell on Amazon, step by step as Amazon's own pages describe it: which seller plan to pick, what the fees are, which documents you need, how a listing is built, when A+ Content is open to you and where the policies bite.

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Marketing

Shopify store setup step by step: from plan and theme to payments and launch

Shopify store setup in the order that saves rework: pick a plan, shape the theme, import products, switch on payments, set shipping and taxes, publish the policies, test an order and only then remove the password.

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Top News

Russia autumn school holidays 2026: the dates, who sets them and how regions differ

Russia autumn school holidays 2026: the ministry's dates of 26 October to 3 November, who decides, how Moscow, St Petersburg, Tatarstan and Bashkortostan differ, and how 4 November stretches the break.

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Marketing

Email marketing automation: the three flows a small shop starts with and the rules behind them

Email marketing automation sends the right message when a customer does something. Here are the three flows to start with, how to time them, what the FTC and GDPR sources say about consent, and the technical settings Gmail and Yahoo ask for.

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Travel

November 2026 holidays in Russia: one day off on 4 November, the short day and pay rules

The November 2026 holidays in Russia come down to one day off, Wednesday 4 November, with a shortened Tuesday before it. Here are the decree, the hour norms, the leave arithmetic, holiday pay and Tatarstan’s extra day.

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Innovation

Virtual try on for an online store: how it works, which products suit it and what it takes

Virtual try on lets a shopper see glasses, clothes, furniture or a colour on themselves or in their own room. Here is how the techniques differ, what Google and Apple document, which files a store needs and where face data becomes a privacy question.

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Style

Halloween 2026: the date, where the holiday comes from and how it is marked

Halloween 2026 falls on Saturday, 31 October, the eve of All Saints’ Day. Where the holiday comes from, where the next days are days off and where they are not, what Americans plan to spend and what safety agencies advise.

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Marketing

AI UGC ads: how they are made, where they work for testing and which disclosure rules apply

AI UGC is a short ad in the style of a user video, spoken by an AI presenter. Here is how one is made, why it suits testing, what the FTC says about testimonials, how TikTok, Meta and YouTube treat AI labels, and when a real creator is the better choice.

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Top News

Geomagnetic storm forecast for October 2026: the dates so far, what Kp means and what science says

October 2026 brought a G2 storm on the 4th and a G3 on the 10th. How a geomagnetic storm is measured, why forecasts stop at three days, what storms do to grids and GPS, and what research says about health.

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AI

AI spokesperson video for business: how it works, where it fits and what to disclose

A digital presenter can read your script in a clip you approve before anyone sees it. Here is what an AI spokesperson video is, own avatar versus stock, where it works, where it does not, and what the sources say about labels.

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