488 results for «e-mail» (page 30 of 49)
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Moving your DNS zone to a new provider and checking it before you switch
Changing nameservers is a switch: the instant the rest of the internet sees it, it starts asking the new provider, and if the zone there is incomplete, whatever is missing…
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A strong password and a password manager: how to stop reusing the same one
The short answer: a strong password is long, unique and has nothing to do with you. Nobody memorises dozens of them, and you do not need to: you keep them…
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AI for a small business: what to hand over and what to keep in human hands
In a small business, AI is good for drafting and sorting: first versions of texts, summaries, answers to repeated questions, translation and tidying up information. It is not for deciding…
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Website builder subscription or your own hosting: who owns the site, and how to leave
With a builder where the site lives on the platform, you use the site; with hosting of your own, you have the site. While you are paying, the difference is…
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A security.txt file: telling researchers how to report a problem
The short answer: security.txt is a small text file, in an agreed place on your site, that tells whoever discovers a security flaw who to report it to. It is…
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Which tasks are worth automating first, and how to map one before you build
The tasks worth automating are those that are frequent, predictable, boring and low-risk: copying data from one place to another, alerting someone when something happens, gathering information into a report.…
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Stock and low-stock alerts in WooCommerce
WooCommerce can count your stock for you: it takes off each sale, stops selling what has run out and warns you when it is nearly gone. It is not switched…
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Cron jobs worth setting up on a small website: seven ideas that save time
A cron job is for anything you would otherwise repeat by hand at the same time every day or week: taking a copy of the database, deleting temporary files, importing…
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A website form that is safe and spam-free: honeypot, captcha and validation
The short answer: a form is a door that anyone, and any robot, can try. To keep it spam-free, add a trap field (a honeypot) and, if needed, a captcha.…
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Automating customer support with AI: what to automate first and what never to
Customer support is one of the places where AI saves the most time and where it does damage fastest. The rule is to automate the questions that repeat and have…





