Managing email across a WordPress multisite network can be complex and frustrating.
Learn how to properly configure WP Mail SMTP for multisite, improve deliverability across all your sites, troubleshoot problems faster with comprehensive email logging, and decide between global or per-site settings.
This complete guide shows you how to take control of multisite email management without the typical headaches.
This step-by-step guide shows you how to use your existing Gmail account with Google SMTP server to improve email delivery for smaller WordPress sites.
Perfect for blogs and sites that don’t send hundreds of emails daily, this tutorial walks you through both the quick one-click setup and the detailed manual configuration process, ensuring your important notifications and form submissions reach their destination.
In this SendGrid review, I look at whether this email service makes sense for WordPress sites.
I cover the pricing, the features (including the free plan), how it performs for WordPress users, and provide a clear setup guide for WP Mail SMTP.
If you’re trying to decide between SendGrid and other options, this review will help you figure out if it’s worth the investment.
If WordPress emails vanish or get hijacked, your entire business process breaks down.
Is WP Mail SMTP secure enough to protect your critical communications?
This guide explains WP Mail SMTP’s security features in plain English and includes a simple checklist to lock down your email system completely.
Use your favorite SMTP provider to reliably send your WordPress emails.
Looking for a reliable email solution for your WordPress site? I’ve been testing Mailgun to see if it truly delivers on its promises. With a free tier that lets you send 100 emails daily and easy setup through WP Mail SMTP, it might be just what you need to solve those frustrating email delivery problems. In this honest review, I’ll share what works, what doesn’t, and whether Mailgun is actually worth your time – or if you’d be better off with one of the alternatives.
When someone places an order on your WooCommerce store, email notifications help keep everything moving on your end and the customer’s.
These emails can confirm orders, alert you to new purchases, send shipping updates, or even notify customers when their password is reset.
If you’ve never set them up before, don’t worry. The process is actually very manageable, and once you get the hang of it, you’ll see how much time it saves.
I’ve worked on several WooCommerce stores and that’s why I always make email notifications one of the first things I review. Follow these steps to set them up in no time!