We live in a visually-driven world where sharing images has become an integral part of communication not only in leisure time, but also in professional settings. Nevertheless, when sharing work-related images on the Internet, you need to exercise caution. If you’re not careful or attentive enough, you might accidentally share employee data, customers’ personal information or even company secrets – sharing any of these can lead to some serious issues. As a matter of fact, there are privacy laws which control how personally identifiable information can be shared inside and outside organizations. So, yes, you can get into some serious legal trouble. This is why it’s important to conceal all the sensitive data in your images before publishing them online or sending them to someone.
Etsy is visited by around 500 million people every month. That number includes not only shoppers but sellers, too. It’s an extremely popular marketplace and as you can imagine, the competition is only getting higher and higher. Don’t get discouraged by that, though! It’s perfectly possible to build a successful business on Etsy.
Do you want to make money while doing what you love? Well, you can do that on Etsy! So many different things are sold here – from hand-made jewelry and natural cosmetics to digital products. It’s an extremely popular platform that’s visited by around 500 million people every month. Here, you will be able to turn your hobby into something that not only brings you joy, but also money.
Let’s start with some basics. Any file, including an image, has a size. A file size is measured in megabytes and kilobytes. There are 1024 kilobytes in 1 megabyte. A size of an image depends on various factors: pixel dimensions, quality, details, and format.
The PNG (Portable Network Graphics) format was developed to replace the outdated GIF format in the late 1990s. The main goal of its developers was to create a format that provides lossless compression, supports transparency and produces images with a wider range of colors than GIF.
Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Marketing
