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SMTP Message Configuration

SMTP Message Configuration

About configuring SMTP+ messages

In this section you can enable/disable some parameters that apply to all SMTP+ messages in the list:

  • Message header:Ā enables or disables a header that will be added to all the SMTP+ messages in the list
  • Message footer:Ā enables or disables a footer that will be added to all the SMTP+ messages in the list
  • Set as default settings:Ā if enabled, this feature uses the settings for this list as default settings when creating a new list
  • Open tracking:Ā enables/disables open tracking. Opens are tracked when the user views the message, giving you a real-time statistical tool.
  • Click tracking:Ā enables/disables link tracking, i.e. the tracking of whether the recipients click on the link in the message or not.
  • Unsubscribe settings: allows you to go straight to the page in which you edit the unsubscription options, i.e. you choose the method recipients will use to unsubscribe from your newsletters.

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SMTP+ options apply to all SMTP+ users and are list-specific. If you have within your team different users that work within different lists, you will need to create a SMTP+ user for each list

Using a reply-to address different from the sender address

The use, inside the header of messages sent with SMTP+, of a reply-to address different from the FROM email address must be enabled by MailUp. If you need this, please contact our support team by writing an email to support@mailup.com.

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Custom configurations for developers

If you are using SMTP+ from an application, please see:Ā Using SMTP relay from your application

There you will find sample code and other technical references for taking full advantage of SMTP+ from within your application.

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