The Deliverable Diary

To send a correction email or not? We’ve all been there… You’ve spent hours crafting the perfect email: proofreading every word, testing every link, and hitting send with TOTAL CONFIDENCE! But then, horror of horrors, you realize you’ve made a blunder. Maybe you’ve misspelled someone’s name, sent the wrong offer, or included a broken link. […]

Tired of pulling up the stats from your mailing campaigns and being disappointed? Tired of following up on emails with clients, only to find they never saw them at all? Here’s how to hit the main inbox… Back in the day, you had the spam mailbox to contend with — nowadays the range of unfavorable […]

This post covers the common questions and information asked for in regard to billing, pricing and plans when using SMTP2GO. What payment frequency does SMTP2GO offer? SMTP2GO offers monthly or annual subscriptions for all paid-level plans. Our annual subscriptions include two months free. For further information on plan levels, view our Subscription Plan Differences Explained […]

Whether you send HTML or plain text emails will depend on the type of communication and to whom you are sending the email. HTML: what do I need to know? HTML emails contain HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) code, which allows images, links, formatting, and other visual elements. They are most commonly used in email marketing […]

If you believe your SMTP2GO account has been compromised (alternatively known as “hacked”) we recommend taking the following steps and reaching out to our support team immediately who can investigate further. The main compromised account indications include: Suspicious sending or unusual/unfamiliar activity in the account’s reporting (Activity, Summary, Suppressions, etc.). You start receiving a number […]

Don’t let spambots become the enemy of your company! Get prepared and get protected with these helpful steps. What exactly is a “spambot”? A spambot is a malicious program designed to collect email addresses and information from online forms, chat rooms, comment sections, and websites. This information is usually collected to build lists for sending […]