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I use Google Apps for internal email. We use the Postini add on for archiving and spam filtering. I'm very happy with this set up. For sending newsletters, I u
by dclaysmith 15y ago
I use Google Apps for internal email. We use the Postini add on for archiving and spam filtering. I'm very happy with this set up.
For sending newsletters, I use Constant Contact. I previously used Campaign Monitor their per-email pricing model became far too expensive over time. Campaign Monitor's service really was excellent and I think I'll switch back to them now that their pricing has changed. (Wrote a blog post about the pricing policies of these services http://www.smithshop.com/price-convergence-and-mailing-list-services http://www.smithshop.com/price-convergence-and-mailing-list-...).
For our transactional emails, we use PostmarkApp. Delivery wise--they are fine. Their admin interface leaves much to be desired. Searching old emails usually causes an application error. This bug (in a common functional area) has been happening for the whole time (1+ year) I've been using the service. Hopefully they'll spend some time and polish up the app a bit. I initially chose them over SendGrid because their pricing was better (at our levels) but I may switch over in the future.
I've definitely chosen the SaaS/managed solutions over the 'roll-your-own' own email server. There are just too many (different kinds of) headaches involved with each of these not to outsource.
- orenmazor 15y agoHey David, I hear you on the dashboard issues. We're working hard to fix that. In fact, we just rolled out a specialized search backend to deal with the search issues and I think its Insanely Great! (sorry, just reading through the jobs biography and that comes up on every page.) If you have any other suggestions, I'd love to hear them. Feel free to ping me on twitter or at oren@wildbit.com cheers.