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Over the past couple of years, DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) adoption has been steadily growing in terms of the number of domains with DMARC records. That’s a great thing… except the number of protected domains is lagging due to a misunderstanding of the record itself.

Another 2 weeks have passed and that could mean only one thing - a new release has been rolled out today. In this release we have been focused on templates and we've done some major things. Check out the new possibilities of INCLUDE and PROCESS within Drag & Drop blocks or new filters to manipulate delivery.

We are on a bi-weekly schedule so this will sound familiar - We have released an update to our platform that brings new features and bugfixes. This changelog lists the full scope of changes in this release.

We have released an update to our platform that brings new features and bugfixes. This changelog lists the full scope of changes in this release

We have released an update to our platform that brings new features and bugfixes. This changelog lists the full scope of changes in this release

A good email marketer will get the importance of knowing and understanding their customer, but far too many don’t know and understand the gatekeepers to that customer, the inbox provider.

We have relased an bug fix update of our system. This changelog lists the full scope of changes in this release.

The world of email is full of acronyms - from MTA and MUA to SMTP, SPF, DKIM to DMARC, ARC, ARF, or DSN, most of them are not so interesting to marketers. But BIMI is an acronym that every marketer should now know. It means Brand Indicators for Message Identification.

It is the one link that must be present in every marketing e-mail (commercial message) - loved by recipients, hated by senders, abused by spammers - a link to opt-out. But is this link as evil as it is often considered by many?

We have relased an bug fix update of our system. This changelog lists the full scope of changes in this release.