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Best Practices

When sending email through Bronto, you may have seen the option to “Enable sender authentication” during the send process. In this post, we’d like to shed some light on Sender Authentication: what it is, how it works, and why you should be using it.
What is Sender Authentication?
Email Sender Authentication is a broad term that describes [...]

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Templates are single web pages that can be created with any HTML or web page editor. The designer can code particular sections of the templates with tags designated for template design. The end user can then compose a message based on the template by simply supplying the content necessary to complete each section.
Things To Keep [...]

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There has been lots of talk in the industry recently about Bulletproof buttons, those nifty little buttons in your HTML emails that look exactly the same whether images are on or off. Today we’re going to talk about what a Bulletproof button actually is, and how to create one for use in Bronto.
So, what [...]

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In the beginning, our Direct Unsubscribe feature was tucked away in the Advanced Form Settings of your default Bronto Unsubscribe page. It simply allowed you to add a snippet of code to a page on your site, and any email address passed to the page containing the snippet would be automatically unsubscribed from your Bronto account. [...]

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In addition to the stock email templates available, clients also have the ability to upload custom email templates for use in Bronto email messages. We offer a custom template creation and coding service here at Bronto, but some savvy HTML coders may choose to create and upload their own template designs. I would like to take [...]

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