How to Point Your TransIP Domain to Your New Website

A Simple Guide · Domains & DNS How to Point Your TransIP Domain to Your New Website If we built your personal-brand site and your domain is registered at TransIP (the Dutch registrar — nameservers ending in transip.nl, transip.net, transip.eu), this is the two-minute change that makes your new site show up on your own domain. We’ll give you one …

give your team the board clients never see

Give your team the board your clients never see

BLITZMETRICS · META / HOW WE DO IT Give your team the board your clients never see A partner’s team asked for two things in one Basecamp note: fix a handful of members whose audits weren’t showing, and give the staff their own scoreboard that clients can’t reach. Both are patterns we now repeat for every cohort. Here’s the whole …

Read a broken migration from its own sitemap

The Content Factory · Migration Recovery David Meerman Scott wrote two blogs on TypePad for years — his Apollo artifact collection and the renovation of his 1958 mid-century house. When TypePad wound down and the posts moved to WordPress, the migration broke in a dozen quiet ways: photos went dead, dates got scrambled, URLs came out mangled. Here’s the move …