Are you looking for a simple and straightforward method to send WordPress emails through Gmail?
WP Mail SMTP makes it incredibly easy to configure a Google Workspace / Gmail mailer using a one-click setup process!
Follow the steps in this guide to learn how to quickly configure the Google Workspace / Gmail mailer in WP Mail SMTP.
Wondering why certain emails, upon landing in your inbox, instantly catch your attention? Well, it’s all about choosing the right ‘From Name’ and ‘From Email’.
Where a convincing ‘From Name’ focuses on building recognition, the ‘From Email’ assists in creating trust for users receiving your emails.
In this guide, we’ll provide detailed information regarding these two elements, along with tips to select the right ‘From Name’ and ‘From Email.’
Do your WordPress emails have list-unsubscribe headers?
List-unsubscribe headers trigger an important one-click unsubscribe link in Gmail, Apple Mail, and other email clients. New Google and Yahoo rules mean that you must include these headers from February 2024.
This article explains how to add list-unsubscribe headers in WordPress without editing any code.
Do you want to set up Postmaster Tools to monitor your email deliverability in Gmail?
Postmaster Tools lets you measure spam complaints and domain reputation for free. That’s super important now that Gmail is blocking emails more aggressively.
Thankfully, Postmaster Tools is easy to configure, and it should take less than 10 minutes.
Use your favorite SMTP provider to reliably send your WordPress emails.
Are you wondering why your inbox gets flooded with spam emails over time? Well, you’re not alone in this predicament.
This is a common concern among our customers and a frequent topic of support queries. What you’re facing is an issue affecting millions worldwide.
So, let’s take this opportunity to understand the mechanics and motives behind these spam emails.
Google has always been strict in its fight against spam. Now it’s tightening up the rules and enforcing strict anti-spam limits that could cause your emails to bounce or fail.
That means emails you send from your website could fall into a black hole.
This article explains who’s impacted by Google’s new sending requirements, what exactly will change this year, and what you need to do to ensure your emails are delivered.