The Deliverable Diary

This month’s SMTP2GO updates include a range of stability and bug fixes. We have also implemented some delivery improvements. Adjustments are continually made to our hard/soft bounce classification system, to ensure that it stays as accurate as possible. We have added and classified a significant number of known responses given by recipient mail servers. Email […]

Though it may not be a layman’s term, everyone who has an active email account has probably received transactional email at some point. Transactional email refers to an email generated by some action involving the user; it does not necessarily refer to any sort of financial transaction. This could include an action directly on the […]

SMTP2GO is attending HostingCon 2014 at Miami Beach, Florida. If you’re also there, and are thinking you might like to partner with an SMTP provider (or just want to say hi!) let us know. Lukas has flown in from New Zealand, and Rocky has flown in from Texas. Get in touch by messaging the team via […]

SMTP2GO’s latest release brings several bug fixes, updates and some useful new features. Optional sending rate limits have been introduced and can be set globally for all SMTP users in an account or applied on a per user basis. To apply a limit to all SMTP users in an account, log in to your SMTP2GO dashboard, […]

In recent weeks, Yahoo and AOL have made changes to their respective DMARC policies, and it is likely that other ISPs will follow suit in the near future. This guide will attempt to answer any questions you may have about the changes, and provide insight on updating your outbound email strategy according to the new […]

SMTP2GO’s newest release brings general enhancements and updates to improve the user experience. If you joined or upgraded your SMTP2GO account after June 2013 (and are therefore paying via our new payment processor called Fastspring) you now have the ability to purchase blocks of extra emails. You can do this to temporarily increase your email […]