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Couldn't Evernote just use a CNAME record on a subdomain that pointed to mkt5371.com? I know that's how the SendGrid click tracking app keeps the links on your
by theyCallMeSwift 14y ago
Couldn't Evernote just use a CNAME record on a subdomain that pointed to mkt5371.com? I know that's how the SendGrid click tracking app keeps the links on your domain (http://sendgrid.com/docs/Apps/click_tracking.html http://sendgrid.com/docs/Apps/click_tracking.html)
- bpatrianakos 14y agoNot if the domain is always different. I've seen transactional email providers who will give you a different domain or subdomain for each email and it's all real random. I'm currently using Mandrill and I haven't checked if its true for them but I know its true for others.
- apendleton 14y agoThat's a fairly arbitrary engineering decision, though. Using a CNAME for link tracking seems like an obvious use to accommodate, and you'd think providers would build their services with that in mind, or at least be able to tweak them once a demand presented itself.