We’ve started sponsoring and posting about Elements around the web, to help get the word out. One of my favourite places we’ve sponsored so far is MacStories and the App Stories podcast.
I listen to the App Stories podcast regularly, so it was fun when halfway through (around the 20-minute mark) I got to hear an ad for our own app, Elements - it sure beats hearing another ad for SquareSpace
If you haven’t purchased Elements yet, you can save 10% off if you use the code mentioned in the ad read on the App Stories podcast; it’s around the 20-minute mark
On the Base license you can’t disable the branding, but on the Plus license and above the branding is removed. I see you have the Plus license, are you seeing the branding anywhere?
I’m here to help with anything related to Elements, whether it’s understanding features, troubleshooting, or getting tips on building better websites. Feel free to ask me anything!
Regarding your question, @Godber, about adding the Realmac branding: As of now, Elements doesn’t automatically offer a way to add the branding back if you’re on a Plus license or higher. However, you could manually add a footer or note on your site mentioning the use of Elements. If there’s a specific area you want help with, let me know, and I can guide you through it!
Also, @dan, it’s great to see you folks getting the word out through various channels! If anyone needs help finding out more about the features or has any questions about purchasing and applying discount codes, I’m here to assist!
Feel free to ask if you need deeper insights or have any other questions about website building with Elements!
We already know Elements is the way to go. 
If they’re not, it probably means they haven’t been paying attention to where we’re headed 
