Process and Ownership.

The contract side: who owns the source code, the domain, the server and the ad accounts, how a handover runs and how multi-brand groups keep web under control.

The most expensive problems in a web project are rarely technical. Whose account holds the domain, who opened the ad account, can the source code be handed over. Asked while the relationship is good, these cost nothing. Asked when it ends, they cost a great deal.

The pieces under this heading cover the contract side of working with an agency, how a handover actually runs, and how a group with several brands brings web management back into one place.

WHAT WE LOOK AT HERE

Whose name holds the domain, the server and the ad accounts
Is transfer of the source code written into the contract
If you worked with another team tomorrow, how many steps is the handover
With several brands, is management centralised or scattered

01PROCESS AND OWNERSHIPWeb Infrastructure for Multi-Brand Companies14 August 2026 · 2 minSeveral brands, several suppliers, several stacks. The cost is not the number of sites; it is doing the same work again for each one.02PROCESS AND OWNERSHIPWho Owns Your Website: Code, Domain and Server5 August 2026 · 2 minThe most expensive problems in a web project are not technical. They are about whose name holds the domain, the server, the accounts and the code.

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Scope, timeline and budget are settled in the first conversation. A written proposal follows.

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