#Email notifications - SMTP Setup

From version 2.13.0 (2022.11.17) 
In your global WebinarIgnition settings SMTP settings are removed. Because most of you had issues with it and there are other plugins that do it better than us.

2024.03 we re added sender name and mail address for quick setup.

Whenever a WP plugin sends mails, you need an SMTP plugin like FluentSMTP to have all the verification to deliver your notification to your audience.

If you are sending a high volume of mails (600+ mails per day) I would even suggest using a sending service like AWS instead of your server's SMTP.

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is an easy way to send email from one server to another. Services like SendGrid, Postmark, Mailgun, and sendinbue, among others, provide an SMTP service that allows you to deliver your email via their servers instead of your own client or server. 

Sending your notification emails in this way increases their deliverability since SMTP servers are especially configured to ensure that your emails reach users’ inbox and don’t end up in their junk mail folders. And you see emails that bounced in your inbox.

Compared to the default WP sending which is directly via PHP and not showing bounced mails in your inbox. 

Better use SMTP and test Spamminess inside the global WebinarIgnition settings.