Is There a More Affordable Email Option for Artists and Art Galleries? As an artist or gallery, maintaining an email list can be essential for promoting exhibitions, new works, or upcoming events. So what to do when your subscriber count exceeds 500? If you’re using popular services like MailPoet or MailChimp, that milestone often triggers […]
There are many services today that will sell you a business card that has a QR code and or a NFC chip so you can present it to a new business contact and they can easily scan it and add to their contacts. Who needs paper anyway? But many of these services (like linqapp.com or […]
URL redirects play a crucial role in website management, ensuring seamless user experience and preserving SEO rankings. When it comes to implementing redirects, domain registrars often offer limited options, and some even charge additional fees for this service. However, Cloudflare, a leading web performance and security company, provides a powerful solution for bulk redirects, completely […]
HelloAri is proud to announce the launch of a new education website. USF approached us in September of 2021 with their project to publish these detailed historical studies of San Francisco Jewish communities. We worked closely with the researchers to refine the content and find simple ways to present the data in a clear and […]
After 16 years of free email at your domain, Google announced users would have to start paying. Now they reversed that stance and say you can keep your free account if it is for personal use. It was 2012 when they no longer offered a free version of what was also called “G Suite”. it […]
If you get a message like this when you log in, it’s referring to how you had an account already registered with Google using that email. Now you have a new kind of Google account with that same email address. Part of the confusion is that you can register any email as a “Personal Google […]
You may have heard that you do not need to send a 1099-NEC (formerly called 1099-MISC) to a contractor if you paid them through PayPal, even if they made more than $600. It’s pretty confusing and you should confirm with your CPA first (this blog doesn’t offer legal or tax advice) but I hope my […]
Here’s a quick tip on something very simple that I could not figure out for the longest time. One of those bugs that was somehow thought to be a feature at some point in the development process over at Google. Too busy not doing evil, I guess… The graphic above is very straightforward and familiar […]
There are issues with all the WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors out there. It’s hard to make a browser-based tool that just works right. Over the years these tools have gotten better and require fewer “hacks” to get them to display what you want them to display. The intutiive solution is […]
DNS ISSUE CHECKS What’sMyDNS is a useful tool that helps you check how DNS changes are propagating across the world with a neat map view.https://www.WhatsMyDNS.net/ intoDNS provides a report on the state of DNS and mail servers of your domain. It also offers information on errors and suggestions about fixing them.http://intoDNS.com/ DNSstuff has a large number […]
