Free tools, straight talk, and a monthly newsletter for anyone who sends email and wants it to actually land – no jargon, no gatekeeping, no sales pitch.
Interactive checkers and calculators for the deliverability and compliance questions that usually cost a consulting call.
Practical breakdowns of deliverability, strategy, and the stuff that actually moves the needle – no filler posts.
One email a month. What changed, what broke, what's worth your attention – skippable in under two minutes.
Free, interactive, and built to actually get used – not just downloaded and forgotten.
Answer a few plain-language questions about where you send, and get a clear read on CAN-SPAM, GDPR, and CASL – plus exactly what to fix.
Try it free →The essentials that keep you out of the spam folder, in one interactive checklist – run it before your next send or monthly as a health check.
Try it free →Feed in your campaign numbers and get a stage-by-stage funnel diagnosis, likely root cause, and a concrete test to run next.
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Welcome! I built Wellsent as a free resource hub for email marketers, businesses, and creators at any stage – and I'm continuously adding tools to help you level up your email program without needing to hire a consultant right out of the gate.
As an Email Marketing Strategist with hands-on experience across acquisition campaigns, retention programs, and the deliverability infrastructure that makes both work, I've managed high-volume email programs across industries including healthcare, financial services, automotive, and retail.
Wellsent is the resource I wished existed when I was getting started: free tools that actually work, plain-language guidance covering both strategy and deliverability, and a newsletter that skips the fluff. No sales pitch, no gatekeeping – just real experience, shared freely.
Stephen Taunt
A plain-English verdict system landed in Postmaster Tools v2 in June – here's what it actually shows.
Read the post →How many emails, what goes in each one, when to send them, and what good performance actually looks like.
Read the post →What's actually enforced, what's just best practice, and what to check on your own domain before your next send.
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