How to Set Up SparkPost as Your SMTP Relay
Aug. 5, 2019 /
By Vincent Song
A step-by-step guide to setting up SparkPost as an SMTP relay. Start sending emails quickly through any preferred email client with ease today!
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The Differences Between Using SMTP or API with SparkPost
Jul. 15, 2019 /
By Dave Gray
Sending email through SparkPost can be done through SMTP or using our API. We'll take you through the pros and cons of each method with some examples.
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Building an Email Archiving System: Reporting – Part 5
May. 3, 2019 /
By Jeff Goldstein
In the fifth installment of his blog series on building an email archive, Senior Messaging Engineer, Jeff Goldstein covers reporting.
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Don’t Commit: A Guide to Avoiding Distractions While Coding
Apr. 5, 2019 /
By Robert Wenner
Manager of Software Engineering - Analytics, Robert Wenner, shares his tips and tricks for avoiding distractions while coding.
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View In Browser for SparkPost
Nov. 30, 2018 /
By Tom Mairs
Learn how to incorporate View In Browser, a link found at the top of emails that opens up the email in a browser, into emails sent via SparkPost.
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Zero-Downtime Database Migrations
Nov. 9, 2018 /
By Bob Evans
Learn about how SparkPost has standardized the process for replacing database backends in high throughput, zero-downtime production environments.
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Support for Google AMP for Email in SparkPost Coming Soon
Sep. 7, 2018 /
By Isaac Kim
We’re working with Google to add support for Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) for Email to the SparkPost service. Here’s a preview of how it works.
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5 Best Practices for Running a Successful Remote Team
Aug. 22, 2018 /
By Sparky
Our top 5 best practices for running a successful remote team will help you foster positive morale on your team as remote work becomes more ubiquitous.
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The Bayesian Logic in SparkPost’s A/B Testing API
Aug. 10, 2018 /
By Jason Sorensen
Our new API feature for A/B testing transactional emails uses a statistical algorithm, Bayesian Logic, for picking the winning variant of the message.
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