At the primary stage, it’s crucial to create a MailBluster account. To begin, ensure you’re signed in to your Gmail account in your browser if you intend to use your Gmail ID for registration.
Next, click on the signup link.
Then, proceed by clicking the ‘Sign up with Google‘ button as shown in the screenshot below.
Your browser will automatically fill in the necessary details, allowing you to proceed to the next page with just one click.
After clicking on the Continue button, you’ll be directed to a page where you’ll need to provide the following details: brand name, sender name, sender email address, reply-to email address, and timezone.
- The Brand name should reflect the title of your organization, company, or product.
- Upload your Brand favicon, which serves as your brand’s logo. It’s recommended to use an image with dimensions of 512 pixels.
- The Sender name and Sender email address will be visible to recipients of your emails. Ensure that the Sender email address is verified from AWS.
- The Reply to email address allows recipients to respond directly to your emails.
- Set your Timezone to match your current location for accurate scheduling and timing.
Fill up all the fields as shown above and click the Continue button again to proceed.
Your MailBluster account is now ready, and you will be notified like this as shown below.
Click on the Let’s go button to start exploring the email marketing platform MailBluster.
Now you will need a verified, approved and out of sandbox AWS Account to connect with MailBluster. As you already know MailBluster uses Amazon SES to send all the marketing emails. Amazon SES allows you to leverage the cost-effectiveness of bulk email services, making it an ideal complement to MailBluster, the most affordable email marketing software. When seamlessly integrated with MailBluster, Amazon SES ensures optimal deliverability and enhances sender reputation, making it an essential step for businesses aiming to maximize the impact of their email marketing campaigns.
For detailed guidance on setting up an AWS account and connecting it with MailBluster, check out the video tutorial provided here
