Your sending is yours, and so is your domain’s reputation. I work on it hands-on inside the infrastructure, as I do every day for MailSenpai and SMTP Senpai, instead of advising from the sidelines. I bring the experience of years of sending, billions of emails to almost every part of the world, and of providers followed one by one as their rules change.
Consulting
The first reply is free. I read your request and tell you whether and how I can help. Then we start with the deliverability analysis, which is paid, and from there we decide whether something needs building or whether ongoing support is enough. No commitment until you accept the written proposal.
01 One-off
I look at your domain, authentication, IP and domain reputation, your list and the way you send. You receive a written report with the causes and the order in which to fix them, and I answer your questions on it in writing.
02 Project
I design and configure the dedicated relay or MTA, the IPs and domains, the warm-up, DNS and authentication, and monitoring. The same work I do for MailSenpai and SMTP Senpai, applied to your sending.
03 Ongoing
I stay by your side month after month. Together we read the reputation signals and the DMARC reports, and together we handle blocks, volume changes and new domains.
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Who I work with
I say it up front, so that neither of us wastes time.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Consulting concerns your domain, your servers and the way you send, whatever platform you use. If at some point MailSenpai or SMTP Senpai could be useful to you I will tell you, but it is not a condition.
No, and I would be wary of anyone who promises it. The final decision lies with Gmail, Outlook and the other providers. What I can do is remove the known technical causes, put authentication and reputation in order and give you a way to measure how your emails arrive.
Remotely and in writing, by email. The first reply is free and tells you whether and how I can help. Then we start with the deliverability analysis, which is paid and begins only after you have accepted a written proposal. From there, if needed, we work step by step with checks on real sending.
Not to begin with. A lot can be understood from public DNS records, from the headers of an email and from the reports you already receive. If access is needed later, we agree on it and I prefer it read-only.
It depends on the scope, an analysis is not an infrastructure to build. The first reply is free, then you receive a written proposal with activities, timing and cost, before we start. No commitment until you accept it.
Yes. I design and configure high-performance SMTP relays and MTAs on Linux servers, with DNS, bounces, feedback loops and monitoring, and I leave your team the documentation to manage them.
No. I only work with contacts collected in line with the rules and I do not help anyone get around filters. It is also the safest way to protect your domain.
Contact
A couple of choices and a few lines are enough. I read every message myself and reply to you personally, in writing.
The first reply is free. I read your request and tell you whether and how I can help. If there is work to do together, we start with the deliverability analysis, which is paid, and there is no commitment until you accept the written proposal. I take on a limited number of clients at a time, because I also lead MailSenpai, SMTP Senpai and DataSenpai.
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