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How to get alerts when your wordpress emails stop working

How to Get Alerts When Your WordPress Emails Stop Working

WordPress emails can fail to send if your mailer service is down or due to misconfiguration. No matter the source of the problem, it’s important to learn about email failures as soon as they happen so you can fix them fast.

Thankfully, WP Mail SMTP can send you notifications outside of your WordPress site via email, Slack, and even via SMS to your personal phone.

Check out this guide to learn how you can easily configure email failure notifications using WP Mail SMTP for your site.

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WPForms review

WPForms Review 2024: Is WPForms Worth It?

WPForms review has quickly become the top favorite form builder plugin for WordPress users. In this WPForms review, we take a close look at some of its main features, user interface, support, and pricing to help you judge if this is the form building solution you need for your site.

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Best MailerLite integrations for WordPress

5 Best MailerLite Integrations for WordPress

Are you wondering what WordPress plugins provide the best MailerLite integrations? We’ll have you covered in this guide to the Best 5 MailerLite Integrations for WordPress. Each of these plugins serves a slightly different purpose so read on to find out which is the best for you.

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Introducing wp mail smtp 3.5 alert notifications are here

Introducing WP Mail SMTP 3.5 – Alert Notifications Are Here

Has an email from your WordPress site ever failed to send, and you didn’t even know there was a problem?

We’re excited to announce WP Mail SMTP 3.5, which includes alert notifications for failed emails. Now you can know right away if something goes wrong with your WordPress emails, because you’ll get an alert via email, Slack, SMS, or a custom webhook.

Try it out and let us know what you think!

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