Sitecore Send / Moosend offers an email delivery service that allows you to create landing pages, segment your audience, and build automation scenarios, as well as simply deliver emails.
The information about subscriptions initiated using the Sitecore Send email list functionality is recorded in Excel via Sitecore Connect. In actual operation, the standard usage is to leave the information as an activity in the CRM.
I will create a Next.js project and proceed to implement it in a way that React Email and Nodemailer can work together. We will mainly finish up with a sample of sending an email using the API. The same code will work for both Moosend and Sitecore Send.
To send emails created with React Email, which we introduced in the previous article, using Sitecore Send's SMTP Service, we first want to run a simple Nodemailer sample.
This time, we would like to run the React Email sample, which allows you to create emails with React / TypeScript.
This article is a translation of a blog post, What Is DMARC? How To Use It To Increase Email Deliverability, published on the Moosend website.
In recent years, Sitecore has released many new products and acquired other companies. In this issue, we will introduce all of our products, including some that will soon be available in Japan.
I was planning to write blog posts about moosend's features, but instead, I've created several short videos. These videos convey the functionality more clearly than text. Please check them out to see what makes this email marketing tool so easy to use.
New content has been added to the much-listened-to 300-second series on Sitecore's YouTube channel. Here are four of the new additions.
Last year, we introduced Moosend's service on this blog. Now, it's being offered as Sitecore Send, a service tailored for businesses. In this post, we'll reintroduce the product and explain the differences between Moosend and Sitecore Send.
In the last issue, we introduced the procedure for signing up for a free plan with Moosend. When you apply for a free plan, you will be presented with four steps to follow. This time, we would like to proceed with this part of the procedure.
You can now switch languages on the Sitecore Send / Moosend administration screen. It is nice to be able to use it in Japanese! (Based on an article from October 18, 2021, and re-posted to reflect the latest situation)
In the last issue, we proceeded to the sender settings and list creation. This time, we will proceed to the list creation and transmission test.
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