SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is a DNS record that lists the servers allowed to send email for your domain. When your Mautic email arrives, the receiving mail server checks that list, and if the server that sent it isn't on there, your email loo... Read More
This article is based on an excellent YouTube recording of a talk that was delivered by Steve Robinson of Brilliant Metrics, at Mautic Conference Global 2022 - the full video is provided at the end of the article. Lead scoring is an effective metho... Read More
When it comes to email marketing, understanding the different types of emails that can be used when you are communicating with your audience is a critical prerequisite. Transactional Emails Vs. Marketing Emails Here are the major distinctions between... Read More
If you need to stop a campaign from running, you can unpublish the campaign. This results in: All campaign events associated with the campaign being stopped Any contacts who submit campaign forms when the campaign is unpublished will not be added to... Read More
Mautic users often need to import large numbers of contacts, usually in a .csv file. Depending on the specifications of your server, there will come a limit where importing in the browser will fail, and you will end up with an incomplete import. For ... Read More
Validation is a method to constantly check, verify, authenticate and prove the accuracy of something. Email Validation is a method to check, authenticate and prove the accuracy and validity of emails. Emails is one of the most convenient and popular ... Read More
If you need to test something quickly with a clean Mautic instance, you can use the link https://gitpod.io/#https://github.com/mautic/mautic to spin up a Mautic instance based on our default branch. If you need to use a specific branch or tag, brows... Read More
Mautic is the world's first Open Source Marketing Automation platform. It was created by DB Hurley and launched in 2014 as an Open Source project under the GPL v3 license. You can find out more on our website, mautic.org, or on Github. You can ... Read More