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About Email Marketing
Effective ways to grow your list, dangers of purchased lists, improving click-through rate, how often to send your email campaign, etc.
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General
About Direct Mail projects, troubleshooting steps, system requirements, upgrading, etc.
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Messages
Using templates, adding unsubscribe links, personalizing with mail-merge tags and conditional logic, etc.
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Managing Mailing Lists
Adding contacts, importing, segmenting, handling bounces and unsubscribes, spam complaints, etc.
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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Resources to help you understand and comply with the GDPR, a data privacy law protecting the personal information of European Union citizens.
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Subscribe Forms
Creating subscribe forms, adding subscribe forms to your website or Facebook page, syncing subscribe forms with Direct Mail, etc.
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Integrations
Integrate Direct Mail with other Mac apps, web apps, and databases that you already use.
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Delivery
e3 Delivery Service, using your own mail server, email authentication, avoiding the spam folder, scheduling deliveries, etc.
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Campaign Reports
Understanding campaign reports, including open and click tracking, bounce and unsubscribe handling, etc.
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Autoresponders
Use autoresponders to automatically send email campaigns based on triggering events you choose.
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Cloud Sync and Share
Access your Direct Mail project from multiple Macs; share it with other Direct Mail users.
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Design Tests
Design Tests show you full-size screenshots of what your email looks like when viewed in a variety of email clients.
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Purchasing
Pricing plans, about the free plan, billing questions, VAT, licensing, upgrades, etc.
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Direct Mail Accounts
Signing in, protecting access to, and updating your account.
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Stamps App for iOS
Track your email campaign results on the go with Stamps, an iOS companion app to Direct Mail for your iPhone or iPad.
Service Alert: Microsoft Email Delivery Delays — November 12-13, 2026
Microsoft is currently experiencing a widespread outage affecting Outlook, Exchange Online, and other Microsoft 365 services. As a result, emails sent to recipients using these services may be delayed until Microsoft resolves the issue.
If your mailing list includes a significant number of Microsoft email users, you may notice temporarily lower open and click rates while deliveries are delayed.
There is no need to resend your campaign. Direct Mail will automatically retry temporarily delayed deliveries until Microsoft's servers are accepting mail again. No action is required on your part.
For updates, visit Microsoft's Service Status page or Microsoft 365 Status on X. We'll also update this notice as more information becomes available.