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Overview Sending email from your website is easy; getting it delivered to inboxes (instead of spam) is a science. This article explains how Xponent configures email so your site’s messages actually arrive. Why Email Gets Blocked Websites that send email directly from their own server often fail spam checks: the sending server’s reputation is unknown,...
Overview Your domain (e.g., yoursite.co.za) is controlled by a DNS provider (usually where you bought it). To connect it to your Xponent site, you point it at our infrastructure. This article explains the options and what we need from you. The Two Options Option What you do Best for Nameservers Change nameservers at your registrar...
Overview WordPress sites send email: password resets, order confirmations, form notifications, CRM campaigns. If that email goes out via PHP’s default mail(), much of it lands in spam or is silently dropped. The fix is a transactional email provider (like Postmark) wired through FluentSMTP. The Alert POSTMARK_MISSING (actionable): outbound email uses PHP mail() with no...