Digital Innovation & Transformation - Room of Opportunity https://r-o-o.de We create functional sites and services that allow you to grow and earn. Thu, 20 Oct 2022 14:03:24 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.2 https://r-o-o.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/cropped-logo-e1587382109144-32x32.png Digital Innovation & Transformation - Room of Opportunity https://r-o-o.de 32 32 How can I increase the number of my customers? https://r-o-o.de/how-can-i-increase-the-number-of-my-customers/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-can-i-increase-the-number-of-my-customers Mon, 10 Oct 2022 19:52:25 +0000 https://r-o-o.de/?p=7659 The end of the 2010s was a time of rapid growth in services: food delivery applications, online stores and dark stores, taxi applications, and even online platforms for tutors and psychologists became a part of our lives.

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The end of the 2010s was a time of rapid growth in services: food delivery applications, online stores and dark stores, taxi applications, and even online platforms for tutors and psychologists became a part of our lives.

However, if you think about it, none of these services was invented in the 2010s. They have been around for years: you could have ordered a vacuum cleaner from an online store, called a taxi, or had an online session with your tutor or psychologist.

Let’s have a closer look and try to understand what was the reason for such a rapid growth and distribution of these services.

Here many things happened at once: all of the processes were accelerated, it suddenly became easier to receive benefits from the clients and it all contributed to an increase of the quality of services in general. All this became possible only thanks to digitalisation that has rapidly overtaken millions of services worldwide.

We at R-O-O can only assume that many services and businesses are still waiting for their “golden hour” for digitalisation and growth. We believe that no one except the business owner knows how the specific service works and what is a perfect time for it to move online. Sounds familiar?

Maybe you have an offline technology and some unformed idea of how to digitise it. Maybe you lack a clear picture of whether this is possible and how to execute the idea at a minimal cost. Maybe you have a dozen other “maybes” in your head and you need address your concerns to someone who has experience in the field.

Talk to us! We can help you with all your “maybes”. R-O-O has relevant experience in digitalising offline technologies: we know how, and you know what. Let’s make the future of online services together!
Please email us at workwith@r-o-o.de

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]]> How long will the life of my new website last? https://r-o-o.de/how-long-will-the-life-of-my-new-website-last/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-long-will-the-life-of-my-new-website-last Thu, 29 Sep 2022 18:20:12 +0000 https://r-o-o.de/?p=7646 Many business owners face a problem: they order a website and do not understand for how many years this site will be relevant. They often say something like: “A new website will cost me several thousand euros. What if it quickly becomes obsolete? Then I will have to pay again in just a couple of […]

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Many business owners face a problem: they order a website and do not understand for how many years this site will be relevant. They often say something like: “A new website will cost me several thousand euros. What if it quickly becomes obsolete? Then I will have to pay again in just a couple of years!“

As you can guess there is no obvious answer to this question, that’s why it becomes difficult to calculate whether the investment will pay off.

To tackle this problem we need to look at it from different perspectives.

So, why do websites become obsolete?
Reason 1 — technology.

To begin with, let’s understand what technical obsolescence is. First, by the technical obsolescence of the website, we mean the end of support for a particular technology used.

To put it simple: technical support of a website is like a “virtual car service” and choosing the development strategy is like choosing a car.

So, the lifetime of a website directly depends on the technology that it is based on. You’d rather not fall into extremes with too “old-school” or too experimental technologies. Sticking to familiar, but still, up-to-date options will decrease chances of your web-site being no longer supported.

The same with a car: choosing an “old school” model, you understand that such a car will quickly become obsolete, and it will be more challenging to maintain it. Or you can opt for a super innovative model, taking the risk that not every car service will be able to work with it.

Like the right salesperson at the car center, we help to guide you into a solid decision based on your unique needs and wants, looking for the best options and providing you with a test drive of your future website.

However, there is a remarkable difference between buying a car and developing a website.

  • the site is always individual; it is made specifically for your needs
  • making a website can cost much less than a car 🙂

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