We’ve updated our Wordpress plugin that was announced last month to incorporate a number of important bug fixes, including proper support for HTML emails. Thanks to the customers who reported these bugs.
Continue reading • Natalie Nagele wrote in Product news
If you’ve ever been responsible for a Wordpress site but not been in control of the server you’re hosting it on, you might have run into issues where important emails - welcome emails, password resets, comment notifications, and more - didn’t send at all. This is usually because the server’s admin has disabled the default SMTP server, or perhaps disabled the PHP mail() method that Wordpress uses to send mail.
Continue reading • Alex Hillman wrote in Product news
Over the last few days we’ve rolled out some design enhancements to the Postmark web application, and we wanted to make sure you got to check them out!
Continue reading • Alex Hillman wrote in Product news
I recently had a discussion with a company that wanted to use our service, and we sent them away (amicably, I promise). We weren’t a good fit because of Spam and bounce rates. They weren’t sending spam, but they were using third-party acquisition of users.
Continue reading • Natalie Nagele wrote in Email delivery
Gmail made a recent change to help people identify spoofed email and verify the identity of senders in your Inbox. It’s a great addition, especially knowing how easy it is to send email pretending to be someone else. As part of this change, Gmail added a subtle but important label in the ‘From’ address field for emails called “via.” This is added for any emails that are sent from third-party senders like Postmark or Newsberry.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Email delivery
