Sendy + Amazon SES Setup
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m ready to launch bulk email campaigns from my BigRock Linux hosting account and want the entire Sendy + Amazon SES stack configured end-to-end. Here’s where things currently stand:
• Hosting: BigRock shared Linux with cPanel, FTP and MySQL credentials are ready.
• SES: No account exists yet, so you’ll start from scratch—create the SES account, move it out of sandbox, and connect it to Sendy.
• Domain: I’ll be using a dedicated subdomain exclusively for Sendy. I need you to verify it in SES and add all required DNS records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) in the BigRock zone.
• Deliverability: Please enable feedback loops, bounce and complaint processing, and any list-cleaning rules that keep the sender reputation healthy.
• Validation: A test list and sample campaign must send successfully, proving that tracking links, open rates, and unsubscribe functions work.
• Handover: A short walkthrough or step-by-step document should cover how you installed Sendy, connected SES, and where to look if something needs tweaking.
I’m specifically looking for someone who has done multiple Sendy-with-SES deployments, preferably on cPanel hosts. Share a couple of examples and let me know roughly how long you’ll need once you have access.
• Hosting: BigRock shared Linux with cPanel, FTP and MySQL credentials are ready.
• SES: No account exists yet, so you’ll start from scratch—create the SES account, move it out of sandbox, and connect it to Sendy.
• Domain: I’ll be using a dedicated subdomain exclusively for Sendy. I need you to verify it in SES and add all required DNS records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) in the BigRock zone.
• Deliverability: Please enable feedback loops, bounce and complaint processing, and any list-cleaning rules that keep the sender reputation healthy.
• Validation: A test list and sample campaign must send successfully, proving that tracking links, open rates, and unsubscribe functions work.
• Handover: A short walkthrough or step-by-step document should cover how you installed Sendy, connected SES, and where to look if something needs tweaking.
I’m specifically looking for someone who has done multiple Sendy-with-SES deployments, preferably on cPanel hosts. Share a couple of examples and let me know roughly how long you’ll need once you have access.
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