Insights

What we learn building the things we sell. Interactive 3D, configurators and AR for the agencies that resell them. Web management, security monitoring and disaster recovery for the companies that own the site. Universal links, short links and engagement analytics for anyone running campaigns. Written by the people doing the work, not by a content team.

Short Links · 14 September 2026

Are the QR codes on your packaging safe?

A QR code is the one link nobody can read before following it. What quishing is, what publishers can actually control, and why static codes are the real risk.

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Web Management · 14 September 2026

Your site was hacked. Here is what a real incident report contains.

Most website cleanups hand back a clean site and no explanation. The six sections a proper incident report contains, and why your insurer will ask for one.

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Cybersecurity · 14 September 2026

The patch window is now five hours

Exploiting known flaws is now the leading way sites are breached, and disclosure to mass exploitation takes about five hours. What that means for monthly maintenance.

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Interactive 3D · 14 September 2026

Who owns your 3D models when the subscription ends?

Most 3D configurator platforms host your models and keep them. The three arrangements this market actually sells, and the four questions to ask before you sign.

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Universal Links · 18 March 2025

1Link App: Engagement Analytics for Digital and Traditional Marketing

Measuring what actually happens after a scan or a click, across print, packaging, trade shows and digital campaigns.

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Short Links · 21 August 2023

A Simplified Approach to Shorten and Track App Store Links With 1Link

Shortening, branding and tracking app store links without juggling a different URL for every platform.

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Universal Links · 26 July 2023

1Link App: Empowering Marketers Globally With Smart Multi-Platform Universal Links

Why one link that routes by device beats publishing a separate link for every app store, and what that changes for app and game marketing.

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