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How to improve your email deliverability.

Improving email deliverability is crucial in ensuring that your messages reach their intended recipients’ inboxes. By fine-tuning various aspects of your email strategy, you can significantly enhance your deliverability rates and ensure that your communications don’t get lost in spam folders or go unnoticed. Let’s explore some effective methods to boost your email deliverability and maximize the impact of your messages.

 

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Be a Trustworthy Sender

Your email reputation matters! Send relevant emails to people who want them. If you’re flagged as spam, it’s harder for your emails to reach inboxes.

Keep Your Email List Clean

Make sure your email list is up-to-date. Remove inactive or incorrect email addresses regularly to avoid bounce-backs and being marked as spam.

Prove It's Really You

Use email authentication tools (like SPF, DKIM, DMARC) to verify your identity. This prevents scammers from pretending to be you.

Create Great Content

Make your emails engaging and valuable for your audience. Boring or irrelevant emails might be ignored or marked as spam.

Send Smartly

Don’t bombard people with too many emails at once. Send them at times when your audience is likely to engage.

Follow Email Rules

Respect email regulations like allowing people to unsubscribe easily. Breaking these rules can hurt your reputation.

Track and Learn

Keep an eye on how your emails are doing. Learn from what works and what doesn’t to improve over time.

Make Friends with Email Providers

Build good relationships with email providers to ensure your emails land in inboxes.

Handle Bounces and Complaints

Act fast when emails can’t be delivered or if someone complains. Fixing these issues promptly helps your reputation.

Test and Improve

Try different things with your emails and see what works best. Even small changes can make a big difference.