CASL PRA Delayed: But The Main Idea Behind It Holds True Jacob Hansen June 26, 2017 Best Practices, Community The Private Right of Action (PRA) provision of CASL has been delayed past the originally planned date of July 1, 2017. Read what this means for senders. Read More ›
Terra.com Ending Freemail Services: What Senders Need to Know Luke Martinez June 9, 2017 Community Read what you should do as a sender to prepare for the upcoming discontinuation of free Terra.com email domains. Read More ›
Unread Mail – SendGrid’s Podcast Kate Schmeisser May 25, 2017 Community, Company Tune into the latest episode of Unread Mail to hear more about our podcast: The Grid. You can also view our entire library collection to date in the post. Read More ›
It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye: Orange, Wanadoo, and Freeserve Email Addresses Are Going Away May 31 Will Boyd May 12, 2017 Best Practices, Community Read about how to prepare for the upcoming Orange, Wanadoo, and Freeserve domain closures and what it means for email senders. Read More ›
The Repeal of FCC Privacy Legislation Len Shneyder March 24, 2017 Community Read what the repeal of the recent FCC privacy legislation means for marketers and advertisers who use customer data. Read More ›
SendGrid’s Style Guide and How to Build Your Own Jason Walker March 21, 2017 Community A style guide helps create a consistent experience across a product or application. Read tips and lessons about style guides here. Read More ›
SendGrid’s Startup Story With Co-Founder Isaac Saldana Devin Chasanoff March 9, 2017 Community, Company SendGrid co-founder, Issac Saldana, discusses why he decided to start an email software company, the challenges he faced, and advice for startups. Read More ›
Diversity and Inclusion At SendGrid: The Numbers And The Why Sue Pomeroy March 7, 2017 Community, Company Sharing employee diversity statistics contributes to the transparency we need to continue to grow and to make a difference in our community of tech companies. Read More ›
Episode 3 of The Grid: Chief Architect, JR Jasperson on Scaling Engineering and What Startups Should Focus On Kate Schmeisser February 17, 2017 Community Startups usually don't start out with a Chief Architect. It's a position that exists a bit later in the game. Once engineering teams grow, problems start popping up, and coordination isn't as easy as just walking over to someone's desk. Unfortunately, startups can end up paying big for making architecture mistakes early. Our Chief Architect weighed in on The Grid to share how to avoid those mistakes. Read More ›
SendGrid CEO Responds to Trump’s Executive Order on Immigration Sameer Dholakia January 31, 2017 Community, Company As you know, this past Friday, President Trump issued an executive order restricting immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries. Over the weekend, many of our government leaders, business leaders, our fellow citizens here in the U.S. and leaders from around the world have spoken out against this order, accurately stating that it directly conflicts with our country’s values and that it is fundamentally un-American. Read More ›
Why Designers Should Use Agile Sprint Planning Katrina Lindohlm January 17, 2017 Best Practices, Community Read about common misconceptions about agile sprint planning and why designers should be working in agile sprint instead of unorganized chaos. Read More ›
Tackle STEM Colorado All-Stars Hackathon Updates Brandon West November 2, 2016 Community, Events A few weeks ago we announced the Denver Broncos Tackle STEM Colorado All-Stars Hackathon. Today, we have a lot of exciting updates to share. We are honored to announce that Russell Okung, offensive tackle for the world champion Denver Broncos, is joining us on Sunday, November 20th as a special guest judge. Read More ›