This post was written by Jeff Reifman. Jeff is technology consultant and writer living in Seattle. He is also the CEO and lead developer of Geogram, a free group email service for local places. You can follow him at @reifman.
This customer blog post is written by Damon Cali. Damon is the owner of Ninth Yard, the makers of TrackJumper, a simple web-based bug tracking application. He is also the lead web developer for kanban2go.
This post is written by Kevin Wang, Chief Instructor at Tealeaf Academy (Launch School). Tealeaf Academy is an online school for developers, and offers intensive, project based online bootcamps on web development. If you think this post is useful, you should check them out!
I’m Chris, one of the co-founders of Vero. We’re an email remarketing company: we make it easy for online businesses to track exactly what their customers do and turn these behaviors into emails that drive real conversions.
This post is written by Anthoy Eden, founder and developer, at DNSimple. DNSimple is the hassle-free way to manage all of your domains in a single place without having to click through 10 screens of upsells to complete a simple purchase.
Today’s post is written by Peter Clark, CEO of userfox, an awesome new startup that is changing the way businesses communicate with their customers via email. They just launched a few weeks ago as you may have seen on Hacker News
How Samba.ai used the Mailgun Email API to surpass their competition: Here at Pathwire, we always say that our platform is built “API-first”, which means that we do all that we can to make Mailgun’s platform easy to integrate...
DevBranch is not a traditional digital agency. As they are specifically known for their Drupal expertise, agencies hire them to serve as Drupal developers on complex, technical projects.
When Customer.io, an automated messaging platform, ran into scaling issues with their Email Service Provider (ESP), it felt like they were trying to run a race car on vegetable oil. They knew they were never going to be able to fuel their rapidly growing company if they couldn’t find an ESP with more horsepower. Luckily, they found Mailgun, an ESP that could keep up with their explosive growth. When the technical teams at Customer.io and Mailgun came together, they built a platform capable of supporting senders with dozens of domains that needed to send millions of emails a day. We sat down with John Alison, co-founder of Customer.io, to unpack what the journey to this solution looked like.
Dovetail is not your typical software agency. They don’t specialize in marketing strategy, Salesforce integrations, or creative design-- they specialize in building ambitious fast-growing companies. Dovetail seeks out smaller startups and scaleups who, usually due to a recent round of funding, are ready to take their product to the next level. The Dovetail team of engineers, designers and growth hackers then assist the client in building out a product and engineering practice, allowing the client to focus on sales, marketing and growing their business.
Omnisend needed to find a new solution that provided a seamless enduser experience. They needed to be more than just another end-user of an email platform; they needed a partner. Find out why they choose Mailgun.
As the largest designer-oriented jobs community, Dribbble enables designers to display and share their work with peers and companies alike. As their community grew, Dribbble needed an email solution that would allow them to scale without any delays or outages. The Dribbble story is a relatable one for any modern business. By learning about their onboarding experience, you can rest assured that the improvements are worth the development time and transition process.
