Interspire Jobs

I need a fresh Amazon SES SMTP endpoint configured so I can start sending marketing-only email campaigns from my own domain. This is a standalone setup—nothing has to hook into an existing CRM or application right now. You’ll be responsible for creating or guiding me through the SES account setup, verifying the sending domain, enabling DKIM and SPF records, moving the account out of the Amazon sandbox, and handing over the SMTP credentials in a secure way. The finished configuration must let me connect from typical bulk-mail tools (e.g., MailWizz, Sendy, or even plain SMTP scripts) and send without errors or deliverability warnings. Deliverables • SES production-ready account with sending quota enabled • Verified domain with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC passing &b...

I need a self-hosted SMTP environment that can reliably push up to 10,000 messages a day straight into Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo inboxes. The core objective is a rock-solid sender reputation, minimal spam-folder drift, and the flexibility to scale further once the infrastructure proves itself. The server must be fully authenticated: • DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) • SPF (Sender Policy Framework) • DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) Beyond those records, I expect proper rDNS, custom HELO, feedback loop registration where available, and a clear IP-warm-up plan. Please outline the MTA stack you believe is best suited—Postfix, Exim, or any other you trust for deliverability—and how you will harden it against blacklis...

I need a technically sound partner to stand up a dedicated SMTP environment that can push large-volume newsletter traffic into Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo inboxes with minimal friction. My preference is a self-hosted, dedicated server rather than a cloud or hybrid model, so you should be comfortable working directly with bare-metal or VPS instances, configuring Postfix/Exim (or a comparable MTA), and fine-tuning IP pools for reputation management. The server only needs basic security—standard firewalls, SSL/TLS, and authentication layers—nothing enterprise-compliance-heavy. What matters most is deliverability: properly aligned SPF, DKIM, DMARC, rDNS, feedback-loop setup, reputation monitoring, and an IP-warming plan that actually works. I will be sending regular newsletter blast...