468 results for «e-mail» (page 29 of 47)
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Which hosting plan for a church or an association: a simple site, events and videos
A church, an association or an NGO usually needs a site that is simple and always up: who we are, opening times, contacts, news and events. That fits one of…
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How to promote a new website: a first-month plan with no ad budget
A new site has no visitors because nobody knows it exists, and Google does not know it yet. The good news is that the first month can be spent without…
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Invoices for your shop customers: how to issue them from WooCommerce orders
The customer buys and asks for an invoice. WooCommerce sends an order confirmation e-mail, but that e-mail is not an invoice. Issuing invoices is an obligation that depends on the…
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Your accounts department wants a pro forma before paying: what to send them
It depends where you are in the process. If you have not ordered yet, the pro forma is requested on the quote page and arrives by e-mail as a PDF.…
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Testing a migrated site before you change the DNS (the hosts file)
To see the new site before the DNS changes, add one line to your computer’s hosts file saying “this domain lives at this IP address”. Only your computer goes to…
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Which hosting plan for a restaurant: menu, photos and bookings
A restaurant’s site is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. A restaurant needs three things: a menu that reads well on a phone, photos that do…
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A cron job that does not run or sends no output: a checklist
Most of the time the cron job does run, and fails for one of six reasons: an incomplete path, an unprotected % sign, the wrong PHP version, a script without…
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Letting a colleague or accountant pay invoices without sharing your password
Give them a sub-account with a single permission: invoices. That way the person signs in with their own password, sees and pays invoices, and sees or touches nothing else. It…
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Preparing for a traffic spike: a campaign, a launch or a live event
A traffic spike is not solved on the day: it is solved in the days before. What brings a site down in a campaign is not the total number of…
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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.…





