Make Your Own Email Sending Software | No Coding | Mailwizz

Download the software, log in with the default username and password, and paste the script to install. Enter any hostname when prompted; the installation takes 10–15 minutes.

Create a digital account, claim a $100 credit, and set up a Kubuntu 18.04 droplet on a $12 machine. Check the IP and blacklist status to ensure deliverability.

Set up webmin basics by accessing the server IP, logging in, and configuring memory, database, and domain settings for email handling.

Pivot and deploy a virtual server, configure its domain name and administration password, and optionally enable SSL when hosting a website to prepare your mail sending software.

Create a new database named email list to store service details and email addresses, including client emails, preparing your mail sending workflow.

Create a new user in the MailWizz database by entering a name and password, assigning permissions, and linking the user to the database.

download the script from the description, upload it in the file manager, extract the script, select all, move to the public, and copy the IP address for installation.

Learn to install and configure MailWizz by following five steps, including entering purchase codes, IP, and passwords, copying scripts, refreshing, and adding database credentials to resolve errors.

Create and configure the admin account and database for the email sending software, set up credentials and user data, and prepare to log in to the mail system.

Learn to create and manage cron jobs to automate email campaigns in MailWizz, including setting schedules, running campaign tasks, and configuring hourly and minute-based timings.

Create and manage Mailwizz customer accounts, import and export lists, edit templates with logos for campaigns, and enforce unsubscribe and blacklist settings.

Learn to set up delivery servers in Mailwizz, configure SMTP providers, create lists, build and schedule campaigns, and use templates and tracking options to send targeted emails.