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Test Your Campaigns with an A/B Testing
can send you to the Spam folder. Call to Action The call-to-action buttons are part of the most important elements of an email content. The content should
What Is SPF? Sender Policy Framework Explained
Question : What Is SPF (Sender Policy Framework)? SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is an email authentication standard that lets a domain owner publish a list of
Online Forms for Tourism & Hospitality | Mailpro®
Form Live 884Enquiries 89%Completion rate 22Today Since 2001A trusted email platform 600+Newsletter templates 9.6/10Deliverability score SwissHosted & GDPR
A Short, Weird History of the Newsletter
reputation: the printed bulletin on the break-room table. Useful, earnest, and rarely thrilling. The 1990s: it goes electronic Then email arrived and the format
What is Customer Feedback? Customer Feedback Description and Tips
(FBL) A feedback loop (FBL) is a service offered by mailbox providers that tells a sender when a recipient marks their email as spam. Instead of silently hurting
What is a good open rate?
Question : What is a good open rate? In email marketing, a good average open rate sits around 20-25%. But that figure varies a lot with industry, list quality
Newsletter Image Dimensions: Sizing Best Practices
sizing mismatch between the file, the HTML and the client's rendering. Here's how to fix it for good. Pro tip: The golden rule is 600 px wide for the email body
Send Emails & SMS with an AI Agent via Mailpro™ API
Context Protocol have turned them into agents that take action — and one of the most valuable actions they can take is to send an email or an SMS on your behalf
A Day with Mailpro: Reliability You Can Point To
data—deserve both. The Moment Trust Becomes Non-Negotiable The story usually starts small. A newsletter goes out late. A password reset lands in spam. A
How to Manage SMTP Unsubscribe Link with Mailpro
GDPR (Article 21), CAN-SPAM (US) and CASL (Canada), with fines up to 4% of global turnover or $50,000 per email. The relay will refuse to send messages where the