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For a solid DJ library, I’d check Beatport, Juno Download, and Bandcamp. They have a pretty wide range of electronic and house tracks, and you can usually choose lossless formats like WAV or FLAC.
I’ve found using a listings management service much easier. Change the info once, and it keeps most directories synced instead of having to update each one manually.
I’ve found the best links usually come from relevant local sites, industry blogs, and genuine partnerships. I’d avoid cheap backlink packages, they often bring more risk than value.
I would probably use Fax.Plus or eFax. Both let you handle faxes digitally, which is handy when you’re switching between an iPhone and Mac while working remotely.
I'm going to check with CVS directly because international faxing isn’t necessarily available at every location. For something urgent, I’d probably use an online fax service with delivery confirmation.
I’d go with an app that supports iCloud Drive directly. It makes attaching documents much easier, especially if you’re already keeping everything in iCloud.
I’ve used eFax for work and found it pretty convenient. The monthly cost is reasonable if you fax regularly, but I’d definitely check the security features before sending sensitive client documents.
I had the same issue. Some Android fax apps let you pull documents straight from Google Drive or Dropbox, which saves the hassle of downloading everything first.
I would probably use Royal Mail International Tracked. For a standard document, you’re looking at roughly £10–£20 depending on destination, and tracking makes it worth the extra cost.
I don't waste my time on such individual. I will simply block them immediately. Let them call me to ask if I bocked them, then I will give them my piece of mind.
Blogs are not my thing. I hardly make use of them and if I have a website tomorrow, I wouldn't bother adding blog section to it because I won't use it.