Mailjet

We never communicated about this before. So sure, the context is key. But it was always included in our strategy.

Quite a few clients asked us questions about all this... Just hope it's useful to share our point of view.

Of course we would, but as stated in the post, the process is stricter (an independent Judge is needed...).

Cool!!

Reading this title, I thought this post would announce that everyone could now use Medium :) However, new contributors are NOT welcome (yet).

Thanks!

And when it will be terminated? :)

Thanks! Quentin actually told me about your meeting. We'll probably get in touch at some point ;) ^E.

The API call, is a cool feature to avoid non-developer applications ;-)

Mailjet - mailjet.com -- Hiring in quite a few countries (Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Toronto..). Possibly Remote for certain positions.

Mailjet is an all-in-one solution to send, track and deliver both marketing and transactional emails. Our cloud-based infrastructure is highly scalable. A proprietary technology optimizes the deliverability of the messages.

We also provide a few marketing features, such as a WYSIWYG newsletter editor.

We're experiencing strong growth... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4846864

Consequently, we are hiring in every domain. Our team is very international... There are about 25 people working for us.

Our job openings are listed on Angel.co https://angel.co/mailjet#recruiting (details for the salaries)

More details are available on our website: www.mailjet.com/jobs (details of the positions)

Maybe our DEV EVANGELIST is around?

But we're also looking for these people ;-)

- Community Manager - Tech Customer Support Agent - Business Development & Partnership Officer - Human Resources & Finance Officer - Technical Support Agent - Web Designer

Don't hesitate to email me if you have questions: elie@mailjet.com Or get in touch on Twitter @Mailjet

Can't wait to get in touch!

Hey, Mailjet is actually in this program. And I can testify that the other companies are in it too. i.e. we met the COO from Box last week, and he confirmed that were also "in".

You should ping @startuppack on Twitter and make the suggestion.

We get your point. But there are no open source versions of the services offered there. It's not only "software", it's "service".

Example: Textmaster is a marketplace for copywriting & translating. Do you think that they could offer some "debian authors"? No, because they have to pay them, otherwise it would be slavery.

It is logic assign a value to the service that is offered. Tens or hundreds of thousands of businesses pay for these services. What they are paying is the value.

When you issue a coupon to offer free access to a service, you don't write it off as a marketing expense... At least, this is not what we're doing at Mailjet. And I don't think it's possible for anyone to do this, it would make things a bit too easy ^^

Imagine: "Hey friend, here's a coupon for 1000 billion emails, it doesn't matter if you don't use it, just activate the coupon so I can write the value off, this way, there won't be any benefits this year."

We chose to participate in this StartupPack project. We're just offering some services for free. We liked the idea and thought it could be useful for some fellow startups.

Not about sales... Definitely not "ugly".