The Deliverable Diary

SMTP relay is the service that takes an outgoing email from your app, website, or device and hands it off to the recipient’s mail server on your behalf. If you send more than a handful of emails a day, especially the automated ones (password resets, order receipts, alerts, newsletters), you’re almost certainly relying on a […]

Streamline domain and email management with our cPanel Automation Plugin. The updated version has been released; it includes some fixes and resolves the recent authentication issue. Managing dozens – or even hundreds – of customer domains and email services can be a serious time sink. If you’re a hosting provider juggling DNS settings, SMTP configurations […]

You set up Gmail to send from your business address. Looks fine on your end. Then a client replies and you spot it: their email shows your message as coming from you@gmail.com on behalf of you@yourcompany.com. Not a great look when you’re trying to look like a real company. The good news is this is […]

Email marketing remains one of the most effective ways to build customer relationships, but it also comes with serious compliance responsibilities. Between Europe’s GDPR, the United States’ CAN-SPAM Act, and Canada’s CASL legislation, marketers today need to understand far more than just open rates and click-throughs. The challenge is not simply avoiding fines. Compliance directly […]

When your email delivery matters, waiting hours (or even days!) for support isn’t good enough. Whether you’re sending transactional emails, running campaigns, or troubleshooting a delivery issue, you need answers quickly and you need them from someone who understands what’s going on. That’s why SMTP2GO offers 24/7 support from real humans. No scripts, no endless […]

You’re scaling from a few thousand emails a day to fifty or a hundred thousand. Maybe more. You have a list, you have a sender domain, and you’d like the mail to actually reach inboxes. Here’s the version your future self wants you to have read before launching. Start at 500 to 1,000 emails on […]