Amazon SES Migration & Deliverability Optimization
Factual Minds · Marketing & Sales
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Factual Minds offers a turnkey Amazon SES Migration and Support service to help businesses move away from legacy email providers like Mailgun, SparkPost, and SendGrid. This solution is ideal for companies looking to improve email deliverability, reduce costs, and gain deeper control over their email infrastructure within AWS. Whether you're sending marketing campaigns or transactional messages, SES provides the scalability and reliability needed for modern email operations.
Our team manages the full migration lifecycle — from SES account setup and domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) to dedicated/shared IP pool configuration and automated IP warm-up. We also integrate Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) and Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) to give you real-time visibility into bounces, complaints, and delivery metrics. Following AWS and industry best practices, we help ensure strong sender reputation and minimal email delivery issues.
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Designed to fit seamlessly into cloud-native architectures, this service fully supports Amazon SES, SNS, and SQS, enabling secure and efficient email handling at scale. With Factual Minds, businesses can modernize their email stack on AWS and stay ahead of compliance, engagement, and performance goals — without the overhead of managing complex configurations internally.
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Full migration from SendGrid, Mailgun, or SparkPost to Amazon SES
Setup of IP pools, domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), and bounce monitoring
Real-time email event tracking with Amazon SNS and SQS integration
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