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Not on Gmail?

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No problem. Ultra Email works with pretty much any email provider,

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and the picker makes it easy.

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Let me show you.

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Go to Senders, then New sender.

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Up top you can filter by type: personal mailboxes, business email,

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or sending services.

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Business email is things like Microsoft 365 and Hostinger.

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Email services are the bulk senders, such as Brevo, SendGrid and Mailgun.

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By region helps if your provider's local to you, so China, Korea, India, Europe,

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and so on are all grouped together.

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Or just search.

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You can type a name, a server address, or even a city.

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Try Frankfurt, and you get the European Amazon SES region.

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Let's try a few.

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Search for outlook, and pick it.

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Same as Gmail, you get the steps for that provider,

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and the server settings fill themselves in.

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Now a sending service.

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Click the picker again, and search for Brevo.

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These are built for bulk email, so they're a great choice for bigger lists.

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You sign up with Brevo, create an SMTP key in their dashboard,

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and paste it where the card says.

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The username and the password are both from them, not your login.

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Amazon SES works the same way.

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Each region is its own entry, so pick the region your account uses.

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And remember, new SES accounts start in a sandbox until Amazon approves you.

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And if your provider isn't listed at all?

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Scroll to Custom.

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Now you can type the server yourself.

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You'll find these details in your host's help pages or control panel.

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Port 587 is the usual one, with SSL off.

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For port 465, tick Enable SSL.

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The app changes the port for you, as you can see.

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Then it's your username, password and from address.

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As always, send a test first, then click Add sender.

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You can add as many senders as you like, and the app rotates between them,

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which helps with those daily limits.

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And the Setup guide link over here gives you a table of server settings for the

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common providers,

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any time you need them.

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That's it for this one.

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If you get stuck, email us at contact@ultraemailer.org.

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The plans and the free trial are all on ultraemailer.org, so see pricing there.

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Thanks for watching!