One platform. Every language. Global audiences.

Email marketing is no longer confined to English-speaking audiences or ASCII characters.

Businesses today communicate with customers across countries, languages, devices, and email environments. Campaigns may contain Persian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, accented European characters, Unicode symbols, and other UTF-8 content.

cmercury is evolving to make global email marketing simpler.

With the latest product enhancement, cmercury now supports Quoted-Printable Content-Transfer-Encoding for applicable email content, strengthening the platform’s ability to handle UTF-8 and multilingual email campaigns, including Persian content.

But this release is about more than an encoding standard. It represents another step toward a bigger vision for cmercury:

A truly universal email marketing platform that businesses can use to communicate with audiences anywhere in the world.

Built for Email Marketing Without Borders

Global businesses shouldn’t have to think about whether their email marketing platform can handle the language their customers speak. They need to be able to create a campaign, select their audience, and send it, with the platform taking care of the technical complexity underneath.

That’s the direction cmercury is building toward.

The platform already brings together the capabilities marketers need to create, manage, send, and analyze email campaigns. Its latest encoding enhancement strengthens another critical layer: the underlying email infrastructure required to support multilingual communication.

This means cmercury is designed to support email campaigns containing:

• Persian and Arabic
• Hindi and other Indic languages
• Japanese and Korean
• European languages with accented characters
• Unicode symbols
• International names
• Multilingual product information
• UTF-8 email content

The goal is simple:

Marketers focus on the message. cmercury handles the complexity behind the message.

What’s New: Quoted-Printable Encoding Support

cmercury now supports the Quoted-Printable Content-Transfer-Encoding for applicable email content.

Quoted-Printable is a standardized MIME content-transfer encoding defined by RFC 2045. It allows email content containing characters outside the traditional ASCII range to be represented appropriately for email transport.

The relevant email header is: Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

This enhancement is particularly relevant when campaigns contain UTF-8 and non-ASCII content. For marketers, however, the technical implementation is not the important part.

The important part is that multilingual campaign content can be handled by the platform without marketers having to manage the underlying encoding themselves.

From a Regional Email Tool to a Universal Email Platform

The way businesses communicate with customers has changed. A single company may operate across multiple countries and communicate with customers in several languages. Its marketing team may be sitting in one part of the world, its customers may be spread across the Globe, and its campaigns may contain multiple languages within the same communication.

An email marketing platform needs to be ready for that reality. That’s why cmercury’s product evolution isn’t limited to adding marketing features.

We are continuously strengthening the entire email marketing stack, from campaign creation and audience management to delivery infrastructure, analytics, and the technical handling of email content.

Quoted-Printable support is one more building block in that evolution.

The strategic advantage?

One platform can serve increasingly diverse audiences without requiring marketers to use different tools or build separate technical processes for different languages.

Why Multilingual Email Support Matters

Translation is only one part of multilingual email marketing. The underlying email infrastructure also needs to correctly represent and transmit the content. 

For example, a campaign may contain: سلام، به خبرنامه ما خوش آمدید 

The content can be valid UTF-8, but the email message also needs the appropriate MIME headers and content-transfer encoding so receiving systems can correctly interpret the message. That’s where infrastructure matters. 

With cmercury’s latest enhancement, marketers can work with multilingual content while cmercury manages the applicable encoding requirements underneath.

Less technical complexity for marketers. More flexibility for global communication.

One Platform. Multiple Markets. Multiple Languages.

The strategic value of this release becomes clearer when viewed from a business perspective.

🌍 Expand Into New Markets

Businesses can communicate with audiences in different countries without having to rethink their email infrastructure for every market.

🗣️ Communicate in the Customer’s Language

Support localized campaigns containing Persian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, European languages, and other UTF-8 content.

⚙️ Reduce Technical Complexity

Marketers shouldn’t need to understand MIME encoding standards to create multilingual campaigns. The platform handles the applicable technical layer.

📈 Scale Global Campaign Operations

Manage multilingual communication through the same email marketing platform rather than building separate processes for different markets.

🔗 Build a More Universal Email Stack

As cmercury continues to strengthen its underlying infrastructure, marketers get a platform designed not just for sending emails, but for supporting increasingly complex global email programs.

UTF-8 and Quoted-Printable: What’s the Difference?

These two concepts are often confused. UTF-8 is a character encoding used to represent Unicode characters. Quoted-Printable is a content-transfer encoding used to represent message data for email transport. In simple terms: UTF-8 determines how characters are represented. Quoted-Printable determines how the message content is transferred.

They solve different parts of the email process and can work together. For marketers, this distinction matters less than the outcome: their platform needs to correctly handle the content they want to send.

What This Means for cmercury

This release is part of a broader product philosophy. cmercury is being built for the way businesses communicate today.

That means supporting:

Global audiences
Communicate across countries and markets.

Multiple languages
Create campaigns containing diverse scripts and UTF-8 content.

Modern email infrastructure
Handle the technical requirements behind campaign delivery.

Scalable marketing operations
Run campaigns through one platform as businesses expand.

Better marketer experience
Keep technical complexity behind the platform so marketers can focus on strategy, content, and results.

The objective isn’t simply to add another technical capability.

It is to make cmercury more universal.

Does Quoted-Printable Improve Email Deliverability?

Quoted-Printable encoding should not be considered a standalone deliverability solution. Deliverability depends on multiple factors, including sender authentication, domain reputation, sending practices, message formatting, recipient engagement, spam complaints, and receiving-provider requirements. 

Quoted-Printable addresses a different layer of the email stack: the technical representation and transfer of email content.

This distinction is important. cmercury’s enhancement is designed to improve the technical handling of applicable multilingual and non-ASCII content, not to suggest that encoding alone guarantees inbox placement.

Who Can Benefit From This?

International Businesses

Organizations communicating with customers across multiple countries and languages.

Global Marketing Teams

Teams managing localized campaigns from a centralized email marketing platform.

Middle East & South Asian Businesses

Businesses communicating in Persian, Arabic, Hindi, and other regional languages.

Ecommerce Brands

Brands using localized product descriptions, customer names, offers, and promotional content.

SaaS & Technology Companies

Companies serving international customers and managing multilingual lifecycle and marketing communication.

Agencies

Agencies managing email campaigns for clients operating across different markets and languages.

The Bigger Picture: Building a Truly Universal Email Platform

Email marketing is becoming increasingly global, personalized, and technically complex. The platform behind that communication needs to evolve accordingly. cmercury’s Quoted-Printable Content-Transfer-Encoding support is another step in that evolution. It strengthens the platform’s ability to work with UTF-8, non-ASCII, and multilingual email content, including Persian.

But more importantly, it reinforces a larger product direction:

cmercury is building an email marketing platform that isn’t limited by language, geography, or the technical complexity behind email delivery.

From campaign creation to delivery infrastructure, from local audiences to global markets, the goal is to give marketers one platform that works wherever their customers are.

One Platform. Every Audience.

Your customers may speak different languages. They may live in different countries. They may read their emails through different email providers and devices. Your email marketing platform should be ready for all of them.

With every product enhancement, cmercury is moving closer to that vision, making sophisticated email marketing infrastructure accessible without making marketers manage the complexity themselves.

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