Design an Email Automation Platform (Klaviyo, Mailchimp) | System Design

[@ithaca2076]

please keep doing these system design videos where you go over a description of operations and explain the architectures behind them. this is great

[@interviewpen]

Glad you liked it!

[@theintjengineer]

This guy's a Master😮. Thank you🙌

[@interviewpen]

Thanks!

[@windy6514]

I find this kind of videos very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

[@interviewpen]

Thank you for watching :)

[@sambhavmishra5423]

love this type of content! looking forward to more

[@interviewpen]

Thanks!

[@genyklemberg]

We should consider that most of the time people will work at day time to trigger API. Another thing to consider that most schedulers will be mostly at same 1-3 hour time span each day, while all marketing campaigns are trying to reach their customers at best possible time

[@interviewpen]

Yep, both really good points! Thanks for watching

[@pahehepaa4182]

what is your work experience?

[@praweewongsa]

thank you.

[@interviewpen]

Thanks for watching!

[@jwankrho]

Thanks for this cool video. It looks like a newsletter with some extra features. Is that what it is?

[@interviewpen]

Sure, you could use a system like this to send newsletters. Check out Klaviyo for an example of a real-world email automation platform :)

[@TatendaZhou]

What software are you using on your iPad to draw and record?

[@interviewpen]

We use GoodNotes on an iPad.

[@dirty-kebab]

I feel like this is useless because you just tell us the answer, how and why.

[@interviewpen]

Ok, sorry to hear that. We do our best to build the system from the ground up, starting from a simple system, understanding why it doesn't scale and how to improve on it. We'll try to do better in the future--if you have any more specific feedback, please let me know.

[@Rhly001]

@@interviewpen It's not useless at all while I do agree breaking down the problems further and putting more thought into it rather than jumping directly to the solution would help the users learn more and think for themselves but this content is still really valuable, and I can't thank enough for your efforts. Keep putting out more such videos. I really enjoy watching them and maybe leave some questions or projects unanswered too for the users to figure out.