Sendwithus | November 30, 2018
Welcome to our monthly Email Hall of Fame / Hall of Shame, highlighting some the best and worst transactional and triggered emails. This month’s selection features emails from Grammarly, Sephora, AT&T, and more. We hope you enjoy them — and learn from them — as much as we do. Hall of Fame: Who: Williams Sonoma,
Matt Harris | November 27, 2018
For as long as email has existed, common wisdom has held that the bigger the email list, the better. While some businesses might be happy with a list of 1,000, others say that 100,000 isn’t enough. Another way to look at email lists, though, is to consider quality over quantity. If everyone on your list
Sendwithus | November 7, 2018
Mailgun and Dyspatch teamed up to present this webinar, where you’ll discover how combining Mailgun with Dyspatch can help marketers and developers streamline collaboration on transactional email workflows. Learn how Dypatch adds a front-end, user interface that allows your marketers to create and change transactional emails fast, while maintaining Mailgun’s robust email architecture to keep
Sendwithus | November 2, 2018
This guest post comes from our friends at Mailgun, the email service built by and for developers. Mailgun integrates beautifully with Dyspatch, empowering seamless collaboration between developers and marketers on transactional email. — There is a fine line between working together and working against each other. When it comes to email, ensuring your teams have
Sendwithus | October 31, 2018
Welcome to our monthly Email Hall of Fame / Hall of Shame, highlighting some the best and worst transactional and triggered emails. This month’s selection features emails from IKEA, Postmates, Airbnb, and more. We hope you enjoy them — and learn from them — as much as we do. Hall of Fame: Who: Postmates, the
Sendwithus | October 23, 2018
It’s a story almost as old as the internet itself. You make an online purchase from a well-loved, long-established brand, only to receive an order confirmation email that looks like it was coded by your ten-year-old nephew. In 1989. Whether the result of inefficient workflows, an inability to work across silos, or due to the
Sendwithus | October 11, 2018
Enterprise organizations tend to forget about transactional email — at least they do until they go through a rebrand. Then once they get started, they realize how hugely expensive and time-consuming it can be to update all those emails, many often embedded deep within the codebase. Imagine over 200 live emails, documented nowhere but in