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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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NOTE: You need to be comfortable with both the API and automated message rules in order to use transactional messages.
Earlier in this month, Brad wrote a blog post on getting started with transactional emails in Bronto. Today I would like to follow up on that post and discuss the process for setting up transactional messages [...]

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This post was originally published several months ago, but has been updated with new content and additional examples.
A few months ago, Lucas Weber wrote a post called DIY Integrations: Getting Contacts Into Your Account With Direct Add that explained how to use Direct Add. With the Spring 2010 release, we have moved this feature [...]

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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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Earlier this year in the Bronto Best Practices Blog, Kimberly Snyder gave us a great post analyzing why you should send your transactional messages through an ESP like Bronto. As Kimberly points out, the improved deliverability, reporting, and optimization provided by using Bronto for your transactional messages can greatly increase your efficiency and ROI.
After reading [...]

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