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How to delete a user from Mailpro
Rollout Setting up a DMARC record with Mailpro is the third pillar of email authentication, after SPF and DKIM. Done right,... Read more How to Make Sure Password
Change alignment of automatic links
readable Check links in the mobile preview Always keep the unsubscribe link for GDPR / CAN-SPAM compliance Build polished multilingual newsletters with Mailpro. Start
what is a customer satisfaction survey
standard that ties SPF and DKIM together and tells... Read more What Is Graymail and How Is It Different From Spam? Graymail is the email category that sits
What is Return-Path (envelope sender)? Return-Path (envelope sender) Description and Tips
suppress failed addresses automatically and keeps SPF aligned, both of which protect sender reputation. Read everything about email bounces, see how to manage
Why Don't Newsletter Images Display Automatically?
Question : Can I Display Images Automatically in Newsletters? By default, most email clients block remote images until the recipient opts in. You can't force
Cannot save message: iframe or JavaScript
security measure. Those elements are not accepted in newsletters. Why the block? most email clients (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo) block iframe and JavaScript. They
How to Send Emails with an SMTP Server
Question : How Do I Send Emails with an SMTP Server? Sending email through Mailpro’s SMTP server takes about ten minutes from start to first message. The exact
Create an RSS Feed for Your Newsletters | Mailpro®
users to receive automatic updates from a website or digital platform. In email marketing, an RSS feed enables your subscribers to stay updated with your
Forms and Simple Landing Pages to Get Subscribers with Mailpro
cautious about giving away their email. Reassure them by adding small trust signals: A line about frequency (“1–2 emails per month. No spam, ever.”). A mention
How to Track & Prove Invoice Delivery with SMTP Logs
the email. The message was delivered but went to spam or junk. The recipient says they never received it. The sender has no reliable audit trail to prove what