Questions
Common questions
Do you work with businesses in Berlin?
Yes, remotely from Albania. Same time zone as Albania. Working-hour overlap is the practical thing to check before scoping anything time-sensitive.
Which sectors in Berlin do you work with?
Technology and startups, creative industries and music, DTC consumer brands, hospitality, and a growing health-technology cluster.
What do people get wrong about marketing in Berlin?
Germany’s commercial centres are distributed rather than concentrated: Munich holds industry and insurance, Frankfurt finance, Hamburg media and trade, Düsseldorf and Cologne advertising. A German strategy built only on Berlin is incomplete.
What advertising rules apply in Berlin?
Advertising rules, data protection and invoicing are national rather than local. The Gesetz gegen den unlauteren Wettbewerb (UWG) governs unfair competition, and the Deutscher Werberat handles self-regulation. What makes Germany genuinely distinctive is the Abmahnung — a formal cease-and-desist warning that competitors and qualified associations can issue directly, with costs attached, without going to court first. Missing influencer labelling, an incomplete Impressum or an unsupported comparative claim can produce a bill from a competitor rather than a regulator.
How does invoicing work for a Berlin client?
Standard EU reverse charge for B2B, with the client’s USt-IdNr confirmed via VIES before invoicing. Payment terms are respected but paperwork is exacting — an invoice missing a required field will be returned rather than queried.