Set up manual tests
Posted: Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:19 am
API usage examples
This example demonstrates the process of setting up a manual test.
Step 1: Obtain API key
Retrieve your API key from your account settings.
Step 2: Retrieve Project ID
To set up a test, you first need to identify the project ID of the italy business email list relevant project. Use the followinggetRequest using your API key:
The response will contain details about your project, including its unique identifier(project number). In this case we getProject ID = 16
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Step 3: Retrieve provider list
Next, use the following command to get the list of available providersgetRequire:
he most important email metrics to watch are:
Deliverability shows the percentage of emails that reach their destination. The higher the better
Open rate, which represents the percentage of emails that are opened. Same as the first one: the more, the merrier.
Spam rate shows the percentage of your emails that were delivered to spam (either automatically if the sender has a low reputation, or by the recipient). Always keep it as low as possible.
Click-through rate shows how well your emails convey actions. Click buttons, banners, attachments, and more.
ROI (return on investment) is an overall metric for evaluating the success of email marketing. The higher your return on spend, the better your email performance will be.
The response will be returned with available provider groups and seed accounts.
Video example:
Step 4:
Knowing the project ID and selecting providers such as AOL ( providerGroupId : 2 ) and Outlook ( providerGroupId : 3 ), you can create a template for manual testing using the following command:
This example demonstrates the process of setting up a manual test.
Step 1: Obtain API key
Retrieve your API key from your account settings.
Step 2: Retrieve Project ID
To set up a test, you first need to identify the project ID of the italy business email list relevant project. Use the followinggetRequest using your API key:
The response will contain details about your project, including its unique identifier(project number). In this case we getProject ID = 16
Video example:
Step 3: Retrieve provider list
Next, use the following command to get the list of available providersgetRequire:
he most important email metrics to watch are:
Deliverability shows the percentage of emails that reach their destination. The higher the better
Open rate, which represents the percentage of emails that are opened. Same as the first one: the more, the merrier.
Spam rate shows the percentage of your emails that were delivered to spam (either automatically if the sender has a low reputation, or by the recipient). Always keep it as low as possible.
Click-through rate shows how well your emails convey actions. Click buttons, banners, attachments, and more.
ROI (return on investment) is an overall metric for evaluating the success of email marketing. The higher your return on spend, the better your email performance will be.
The response will be returned with available provider groups and seed accounts.
Video example:
Step 4:
Knowing the project ID and selecting providers such as AOL ( providerGroupId : 2 ) and Outlook ( providerGroupId : 3 ), you can create a template for manual testing using the following command: