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10 Great Tips to improve email deliverability

Email Deliverability
How to stop your email going to junk or spam folders

What is email deliverability?

It is a common misconception that when an email is sent that it will automatically appear in the recipient’s inbox.

In many cases it will go to a junk or spam folder – and you are none the wiser that it was not received.

Email deliverability is the rate at which your sent email actually make it into the recipient’s inboxes.

Email deliverability is important for business, especially if your marketing campaigns include email newsletters.

Improving your email deliverability will help improve your business.

10 tips to improve your email deliverability and stop your email going to junk

  1. Avoid spam trigger words
    In your email subject line avoid spam words (e.g. ‘free’, ‘guaranteed’, ‘no-risk’, ‘increase sales’). If it looks like spam email programmes will treat it as spam.
  2. Spell check your email
    Poor spelling and bad grammar can result in your email being treated as junk and going straight to your recipient’s spam folder.
  3. Don’t use too many images
    Many email programmes don’t recognise background images, or will not handle emails that contain large files or too many files. Spammer use files for phishing scams, so don’t overload your email with files – send a link to where the file can be downloaded instead.
  4. Ask your recipients or subscribers to add you to their address book
    Spam filters can be very strong and emails that people wish to receive still end up in junk or spam folders. Adding an email address to an address book ‘tells’ spam filters to ‘back off’.
  5. Use a recognisable sender name rather than something generic
  6. Use a good subject line
    Make your subject line clear and accurate. Misleading or poorly written subject lines can result in the email being treated as spam.
  7. Setup proper authentication
    DKIM (DomainKey Identified Mail), SPF (Sender Policy Framework) and DMARC are the most common solutions. Ask us about these solutions.
  8. Don’t link to a shady website or create misleading links in your emails
  9. Your recipient may have your email address marked as spam
    Many email clients (email programmes) have the ability to mark email addresses as spam. Ask them to mark your email address as ‘not spam’
  10. As your recipient to add you to their whitelist

Contact us if you have any questions about your email, email setup or email newsletters.

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