Build Your Own SMTP With Mautic & Send Bulk Emails

Select domain extensions such as .com, .net, .org, .seo, .io, and avoid .xyz and .me for email. Use name.com or chip.com to buy domains and run a mail tester check.

Learn how to set up a vps for smtp projects by buying a domain, selecting a private cloud service, choosing Ubuntu 20.04 in a Canada location, and paying with PayPal.

Learn to use the Putty client to SSH into a virtual private server, download and install the tool from putty.org, and prepare for connecting to VPNs in this lesson.

Set up an SPF record in your DNS to authorize your mail server and additional sending servers, ensuring reliable email deliverability for your domain.

Publish a DMARC DNS text record to control how recipient servers handle unauthenticated emails, selecting quarantine, reject, or none, and enable failure reporting for your domain.

Install roundcube, a browser-based email client, by configuring a read/write DNS record, creating a virtual server, and enabling SSL with Let's Encrypt, then create and log into a mailbox.

Discover where to download Mautic, a free open-source self-hosted email marketing platform, and follow steps to grab the latest stable release from the Multi-cores site and GitHub.

Install the missing PHP packages needed to run the application on a VPS, using SSH and root access to install dependencies.

Learn to install mautic: set up a dns subdomain, provision a server, upload and extract files, enable ssl with let's encrypt, adjust php, and create EMS database and admin user.

Learn how to set up mautic cron jobs to schedule campaigns, fetch emails, and update segments, then verify they run in system logs.

Learn how IP warming gradually increases email volume and engagement to build ISP reputation, and choose manual campaigns or automated warmup services like quick mail io.