Windows 10 Support Has Ended: What Small Businesses Should Do Now
Windows 10 no longer gets free security updates. Here is how a small business can check its PCs, upgrade to Windows 11, and decide whether paid Extended Security Updates make sense.
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Practical guides from Right On Tech's Los Angeles IT team on managed IT, cyber security, Microsoft 365, e-commerce, compliance and SEO for small businesses.
Why Visitors Leave Your Website and How to Find the Real Reasons
Analytics shows where visitors leave, not why. Compare analytics, session replay and user testing, fix the most common issues, and keep it privacy-safe.
WCAG 2.2 for Small Business Websites: What Changed and a Practical Checklist
WCAG 2.2 adds six new A/AA requirements that affect menus, buttons, forms and logins. Here is what changed, what the DOJ's Title II rule signals, and a checklist.
Selling on Walmart Marketplace: Requirements, Approval and Integration Options
What Walmart asks for before approving a seller, what it costs, the performance standards you'll be held to, and the main ways to connect your store, inventory and orders.
How to Spot AI-Written Phishing Emails: A Checklist for Employees
AI has made phishing emails polished and personal, so typos no longer give them away. Use this checklist to judge the request, the sender and the links, and always verify before you act.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC for Microsoft 365: A Step-by-Step Setup
Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook.com now expect senders to prove their email is genuine. Here is how to set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC for a Microsoft 365 domain, step by step, without blocking your own mail.
Shopify B2B vs WooCommerce Wholesale: Choosing a Platform for Wholesale Ordering
Shopify now includes native B2B tools on every paid plan, while WooCommerce handles wholesale through extensions. Here is how the two compare for price lists, net terms, reorders and day-to-day upkeep.
Ransomware: The First 60 Minutes — A Response Plan for Small Businesses
What to do in the first hour after ransomware hits a small business: isolate machines, protect backups and accounts, call the right people, and avoid the mistakes that make recovery harder.
QuickBooks Desktop to QuickBooks Online: What's Changing and How to Migrate Safely
Intuit has stopped selling most Desktop editions to new customers and retires old versions on a schedule. Here is where you stand and how to move to Online safely.
Structured Data for Product Pages: The Schema.org Markup That Earns Rich Results
Product, Offer, review and policy markup tell Google your price, stock, ratings, shipping and returns. Here is what Google requires for product snippets and merchant listings, with JSON-LD you can adapt.
Passkeys for Business: What They Are and How to Roll Them Out
Passkeys replace passwords with a sign-in that phishing sites cannot steal. Here is what they are, the difference between synced and device-bound passkeys, and a step-by-step rollout plan for a small business.
Office Wi-Fi Done Right: Guest Networks, WPA3, VLANs and Access Points
Slow, patchy or insecure office Wi-Fi usually comes down to a few setup choices. Here is how to separate guests and devices, use WPA3, plan VLANs and place access points properly.
How to Turn On Multi-Factor Authentication in Microsoft 365 for a Small Business
A plain-English guide to MFA in Microsoft 365: security defaults vs Conditional Access, the Authenticator app and number matching, passkeys, and a rollout plan that won't lock anyone out.
Managed IT vs Break-Fix: How to Compare the Real Costs for a 10–50 Person Business
A break-fix invoice only shows part of what IT problems cost you. Here is a practical way to compare break-fix and managed IT for a 10–50 person business, including the costs that never show up on a bill.
Local SEO for Service Businesses: Google Business Profile, Reviews and Location Pages
How service businesses get into Google's local map results: a Business Profile set up by the rules, a steady flow of honest reviews, and location pages that aren't doorways.
Google AI Overviews and AI Search: What Changes for Small Business Websites
Google now answers many searches with AI summaries before the usual links. Here is what that means for a small business website, what Google says you need, and the practical steps worth taking.
Cookie Banners and US State Privacy Laws: What a Small Business Website Actually Needs
Most US privacy laws are about opting out, not cookie pop-ups. Here's what your site needs: opt-out links, honoring Global Privacy Control, and a tracker cleanup.
How to Choose a Business Firewall for a Small Office
The fastest number on a firewall's spec sheet is rarely the one that matters. Here is what a small office should compare: real throughput with security turned on, licensing, VPN and day-to-day management.
The B2B Website Checklist: Quote Requests, Customer-Specific Pricing, Reorders and Customer Portals
Business buyers order differently from consumers. Use this checklist to make sure your B2B website handles quotes, negotiated prices, fast reorders, approvals and self-service accounts.
The 3-2-1 Backup Rule (and 3-2-1-1-0) Explained for Small Offices
Three copies, two kinds of storage, one off site, plus one copy ransomware can't touch and zero restore errors. What the 3-2-1 and 3-2-1-1-0 rules mean for a small office, Microsoft 365 included.
PowerShell Script for Adding SafeSender to All Mailboxes
Add a trusted sender or domain to every Exchange Online mailbox at once with this PowerShell 7 script, with module setup and per-mailbox error handling.
How to Replace Entire Script or Style Wrapped with Regex in Notepad++
Strip whole script or style blocks from HTML in Notepad++ using Find and Replace with regular expressions, plus a ready pattern for @font-face rules.
How to Install EFTPS Batch Provider Client Step by Step Guide
Install the EFTPS Batch Provider client the right way: where to download it, running as administrator, single vs networked setup and adding a shortcut.
When Will Magento 3.0 Be Released? What is Next After Adobe Commerce Transition?
Will there ever be a Magento 3.0? We look at Magento's release history, the shift to Adobe Commerce and what the version pattern suggests comes next.