SMTPedia Media Kit
Media kit
Everything you need to write about SMTPedia or link to it: logos, icon, colors, typography, a ready-to-paste description and how to reach us.
About SMTPedia
Use either version as is. No need to ask before quoting it.
Short (one sentence)
Long
Logos
The SMTPedia logo has two parts: the serif S with its green dot, and the wordmark, where the P is shared between SMTP and Pedia. Use the SVG files whenever possible.
Using the logo
- Use the light version on white or light backgrounds and the dark version on dark ones.
- Keep clear space around the logo at least twice the height of the green dot.
- Keep the logo at least 24 px tall on screen, and use the icon alone below that.
- Link the logo to https://smtpedia.com when you use it online.
- Recolor, stretch, rotate or add effects to the logo.
- Move or remove the green dot, or change where the P splits.
- Rewrite the wordmark in another font.
- Use the logo in a way that suggests SMTPedia endorses a product or service.
Colors
SMTPedia Green#0F6E56 · links, buttons, accents
Wordmark Green#15803d · “Pedia” in the logo
Delivered Dot#16a34a · the dot after the S
Bright Green#22c55e · green on dark backgrounds
Ink#171717 · text and “SMT” in the logo
Mint#e7f3ec · soft backgrounds and highlights
Typography
Wordmark (ExtraBold) and all interface text. Free on Google Fonts.
A classic serif for the S of the mark, a nod to printed encyclopedias. Always paired with the green dot.
Writing the name
Write SMTPedia: one word, with SMTP in capitals and a capital P. Not “SMTP Pedia”, “Smtpedia” or “SMTPEDIA”. When citing an article, use the article title, “SMTPedia” and the link, for example: “SPF Records Explained”, SMTPedia, https://smtpedia.com/spf-records/.
Founder
Alaa Touil founded SMTPedia. He is an email infrastructure specialist with more than 8 years of hands-on work in SMTP, deliverability and email verification. LinkedIn profile.
Contact
For press questions, interviews, corrections or anything about SMTPedia, use the contact page. To follow industry news, see the SMTPedia newsroom.