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If you manage dedicated IPs in Mailgun, you want a quick read on where your warmup stands, which domains are assigned where, and whether any IPs are floating unlinked. And you’ve been clicking through three different pages to get it. That ends now.

We’ve redesigned the dedicated IPs page from the ground up. Everything you need to audit and manage your IP setup; lin...


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Test Emails Are Still Emails: The Inbox Is Not Your Sandbox

Testing your email setup is smart. Testing it by blasting real mailbox providers with fake traffic? Less smart. Here’s how to validate your sending workflow without creating bounces, throttling, spam trap hits, or reputation problems.

Developers love a test. Marketers love&...


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Welcome emails are the easiest win in your transactional email stack, and somehow still the most common place things go quietly wrong. Wrong timing, broken merge tags, missing authentication, or a domain reputation you didn’t know was tanking.

This guide covers all of it: how to structure the sequence, how to trigger it reliably via API, and how to measure whether ...


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Mailgun: DMARCbis is dead. Long live DMARC.

The updated DMARC standard is here. Here’s what changed, what didn’t, and what it means when you send through Mailgun.

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