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SendGrid Migration Guide: Finding New Value With SocketLabs
Looking for a new email service provider? This SendGrid Migration Guide makes it easy for unhappy customers find new value with SocketLabs......
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New SocketLabs Email Tools
SocketLabs is excited to introduce four new email tools that will simplify the tedious and complicated tasks associated with email platform management......
7 Ways to Improve Your Email Deliverability
Email deliverability can make or break your application. Here are 7 best practices on how to improve your email deliverability....
Keeping Your API Keys Secure In Browser Applications
If you’re building an app that needs to use a third-party API, chances are that you have encountered the ‘access-control-allow-origin’ error message......
Effective Transactional Email Design: The Anatomy of a Receipt Email
What does an effective transactional email design look like? In this post, you'll learn how to create an an effective transactional receipt email that......
How to Test SMTP Relay Service Connection Issues With This Powerful Telnet Alternative
Get step by step instructions on how to test your SMTP relay connection with SocketLabs’ telnet alternative....
Email Parsing 101: Everything You Need to Know
An email parsing API is a service or SaaS application that extracts configurable data from inbound or outbound emails and applies it to......
Making the Most of PowerShell Automation – More than Just Sending Email
If you are an IT administrator and want to learn more about how you can use PowerShell automation to simplify administrative duties......
C# Email Tutorial: Enabling Your .NET App to Send Email With the C# Library
This C# email tutorial will show you how to enable email sending in your .NET application. Ready? To enable sending into your .NET app, you first need to......
How to Use a Web API to Send Email Asynchronously
If you’re looking to use a web API to send email asynchronously, or if you’d like to learn more about async, then read this post....