Imagine a situation where you send out emails to your subscribers, but some of them end up in trash. And you ask yourself – why do my emails go to spam? Or, you are just doing your daily tasks like making
In 2015 Google launched Postmaster Tools for domain reputation understanding. Over time these tools have been tweaked and upgraded and Google anti-spam algorithms (powered by machine-learning) have become more sophisticated and powerful. Now email senders should pay attention to email engagement to get better deliverability in
Recently I have been asked a lot of questions about email deliverability, e.g. how to get more emails delivered in inbox instead of junk, why emails end up in junk, what affects email deliverability, how to improve email deliverability and
Customers often ask why emails are not delivered, get blocked or land in the spam folder. There are several reasons why it happens. Very often the main problem is that the sender hasn’t taken care of his reputation and email
What could be more important for an email marketer than knowing his or her carefully planned email campaign is being successfully delivered and receiving customer attention? Spam filters can make emailing difficult by requiring that special rules are followed before
If you use public domains like Yahoo or AOL as your email sender address when sending campaigns from the Mailigen system, your emails will get blocked and never reach subscribers’ inboxes in the TOP mail service providers like Yahoo, AOL,
Information technologies are growing rapidly, including webmail services. Gmail reached 425 million users in 2012, becoming the largest web-based email service in the world. As such, it is crucial for email marketers to be friends with this giant. How does
Customers often ask why emails are not delivered, get blocked or land in the spam folder. There are several reasons why it happens. Very often the main problem is that the sender hasn’t taken care of his reputation and email
Before you send out an email campaign, make sure you’ve created a newsletter sure to sail through spam filters and land in your recipients’ inbox folder. If your message lands in the spam folder, most likely it won’t be read.
