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The reading list.

Guides 11 to 19 of 27: plain answers for businesses in Rwanda planning, building and running a website.

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Ecommerce4 min read

MTN MoMo API: how a website in Rwanda takes Mobile Money

How MTN MoMo API payments work on a website in Rwanda: the sandbox, request to pay, callbacks, status checks, going live and where Airtel Money fits.

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Email3 min read

How to get a business email address in Rwanda

How to get an email address with your business name in Rwanda: the domain, the mailbox service, the settings that keep you out of spam, and what you pay.

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Email2 min read

Zoho Mail or Google Workspace for a small business in Rwanda?

A plain comparison of Zoho Mail and Google Workspace for business email in Rwanda: free plan limits, mail apps, storage, and which one fits a small business.

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Email2 min read

Why your business emails go to spam, and how to fix it

Why emails from your business domain land in spam or bounce, explained in plain words: SPF, DKIM and DMARC, what Gmail now requires, and how to check yours.

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Care2 min read

Website maintenance: a monthly checklist for small businesses

What website maintenance means, with a simple monthly checklist for a WordPress business site: updates, backups, security, speed, content and renewals.

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Care2 min read

Your WordPress site was hacked: what to do first

Signs a WordPress website has been hacked, the first steps to take in the right order, how to clean it safely, and how to stop it happening again.

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Planning2 min read

Website builder or web designer: which is right for your business?

Wix, website builders or WordPress with a web designer: an honest comparison for businesses in Rwanda on cost, ownership, Mobile Money payments and growth.

The NSP Associates business website designed by Triad
Planning2 min read

One page website or full website: which does your business need?

When a one page website is enough for a small business in Rwanda, when you need a full website, and what each costs to run: domain, hosting and updates.

The Ishyo Foods website designed by Triad
Web design2 min read

What makes a good business website in Rwanda

What good business websites in Rwanda have in common: fast on phones, clear at first glance, easy to contact, trusted, and found on Google. With examples.

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