Many of our customers use the Mailrelay platform through the API, including some who have built their own sending platforms on the Mailrelay API. These platforms are completely functional, can send email newsletters, and get statistics on these newsletters. However, these platforms will not be able to display sending statistics. Generating newsletter sending statistics is […]
The DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) system originates from the DomainKeys system first developed by Yahoo as a way for email to be validated by its recipient, verifying that the origin of the email really is the sender that appears in the heading of the email. This system is not really designed specifically to fight SPAM; […]
After the success of our last article, “How do I know if my newsletter will be detected as SPAM?” in which we explained how to analyze our newsletter’s SPAM score, many of our readers asked us for more tips when creating newsletters. In Mailrelay, we don’t just want to be the best platform for sending […]
In this article, we are going to explain a very important concept, bounced email, and how Mailrelay manages these emails. The first thing is to understand is what happens when we import our list of subscribers. We already know that to import a list of email addresses, we need to access the “Import” menu and […]
Another new feature introduced to Mailrelay recently is the ability to insert background images in tables. Previously, we had to be familiar with HTML in order to do this, but now we can do it directly from the editor tool. Let’s see an example, by going to our Mailrelay account and the “Create a newsletter” […]
In this article, we are going to see how to include videos in our Mailrelay messages. As always, this is very easy. To do this, we are going to use the external server that found here: m.vid.ly When using this service, not only do we guarantee the conversion of our video to different formats, ensuring […]
Whether you want to send your newsletter from an email address that contains these characters, or between the accounts of your target clients exist accounts that contain these characters, we must consider several things. On the one hand we must understand that an email address is divided into two parts, separated by the @: local-part@domain-name […]
