Guides

Everything we have learned running a sending platform, written down. No gated PDFs, no signup — and no advice we would not follow ourselves.

Performance

Metrics that mean something, and how to move them.

Writing

What to put in the message once it arrives.

Deliverability

Getting into the inbox, and staying there.

The email deliverability checklist

Authentication, sender requirements, reputation and list hygiene — the full checklist for landing in the inbox, and what to do when you don't.

5 min read

What is a catch-all domain?

Catch-all domains accept mail for every address — which makes individual mailboxes impossible to verify. What that means for your list, and how to handle it honestly.

1 min read

How to reduce email bounce rate

Mailbox providers read your bounce rate as a measure of how much you care about your list. Practical steps to keep it under control.

1 min read

Role accounts, explained

info@, admin@, support@ — role accounts are real mailboxes with a job, not a person, behind them. Why validators flag them and how to treat them on a list.

1 min read

SPF, DKIM and DMARC, explained in plain English

The three DNS records that decide whether providers trust your mail — what each one actually does, how they fit together, and the mistakes that quietly break them.

3 min read

How to warm up an IP address (and a new domain)

Providers throttle senders with no history. A realistic warm-up schedule, the signals that say slow down, and what resets the clock.

3 min read

Email blocklists: how to check them and how to get off one

Which blocklists actually affect delivery, how to find out if you are on one, the delisting process — and why paying for removal is a scam.

2 min read

How to reduce spam complaints

The complaint rate is the one metric providers punish directly. Where complaints really come from, and how to keep the rate under 0.1%.

3 min read

Single opt-in or double opt-in?

Double opt-in costs you subscribers and protects everything else. An honest accounting of the trade, and a policy that takes both sides seriously.

3 min read

Infrastructure

How mail leaves your application.

Compliance

What the rules say. Not legal advice — read it as a map.

One platform behind all of it

Validation, SMTP relay, API, campaigns, automations, analytics and mailboxes — on your own domains and IPs, with a single suppression list across every path.