Oast House Media have always worked closely with IT companies. Having a good safety net for this service is vital for us as we get many enquiries from our clients about: emails (especially iPhone users) anti-spam/junk emails broadband connectivity laptop, Read More …
With new web design clients joining us every month and the increased interest in websites and Google search engine optimisation, it’s very important to get some feedback from everyone using Oast House Media. Our newsletter (see July 2020) goes out Read More …
Over the past couple of years we’ve been spending more time working with high volume email users. By definition, these are normally companies with more than 3 email accounts (per web name) and/or using the imap mail delivery system. Our Read More …
If you have a website then you most likely have a form, usually on the contact page. Do they work? Analytics companies live and die using forms, they can gleam data and monitor trends. Insurers and price comparison websites for Read More …
Emails are an important part of your business stationery, used every day, when you make first contact they are also your e-card and if you’re a limited company they must have legal information in them (ICO requirement since 2007!). Logo, Read More …
The cyber security company Avast claim that 29,271,842,390 passwords have been stolen recently, mainly from emails accounts. Problem is you don’t know this is going on or where the information is being used. Some of the big attacks run into Read More …
Emails remain the biggest issue for most full support web design companies. Traditionally Oast House Media have offered email services in parallel with web hosting for free which has worked fine for years but an increasing group of clients require Read More …
Make sure your emails are working or risk losing out Read More …
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It is so frustration when you send an important message and you get an error bounce reply with a load of mumbo jumbo attached. But what does it all mean. Just recently a client forwarded a ‘550’ to us complaining Read More …