How to use mail tracker

MailTracker is a powerful tool that helps you track the delivery status of your emails. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use MailTracker:

Prerequisites:

1. You need to have a MailTracker account. You can sign up for a free trial or purchase a subscription on their website.
2. You need to have a Gmail or Outlook account to use MailTracker.

Step 1: Connect Your Email Account

1. Log in to your MailTracker account and click on the "Settings" icon (represented by a gear icon).
2. Click on "Email Accounts" and then click on "Add Email Account".
3. Select your email provider (Gmail or Outlook) and enter your email address and password.
4. Click "Connect" to link your email account to MailTracker.

Step 2: Enable MailTracker

1. Once your email account is connected, click on the "Settings" icon again.
2. Click on "MailTracker" and toggle the switch to "On".
3. You can also customize your MailTracker settings, such as setting up custom tracking domains or enabling/disabling tracking for specific senders.

Step 3: Send an Email with MailTracker

1. Compose a new email using your connected email account (Gmail or Outlook).
2. Before sending the email, click on the "MailTracker" button (represented by a small icon with a mail truck).
3. Select the tracking options you want to use (e.g., tracking opens, clicks, and bounces).
4. Click "Send" to send the email with MailTracker tracking enabled.

Step 4: Track Your Email

1. Log in to your MailTracker account and navigate to the "Inbox" tab.
2. You'll see a list of emails you've sent with MailTracker tracking enabled.
3. Click on an email to view its tracking details, including:
   • Delivery status (e.g., delivered, bounced, or failed)
   • Open and click rates
   • Bounce and spam reports
   • Unsubscribe rates

Tips and Tricks:

• Make sure to enable MailTracker tracking for each email you want to track.
• You can also use MailTracker's browser extension to track emails directly from your inbox.
• MailTracker offers advanced features, such as custom tracking domains and A/B testing, which require a paid subscription.
• Be aware that some email providers may block or flag emails with tracking enabled, so it's essential to check your email provider's policies before using MailTracker.

By following these steps, you'll be able to use MailTracker to track the delivery status of your emails and gain valuable insights into your email marketing campaigns.