AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages, a project developed by Google and other companies. The main goal of this project is to improve the mobile site load speed. This technology is relevant to email marketers as they can embed this code in emails, improving the effectiveness of campaigns with options that were previously not allowed. […]
It seems that Microsoft is updating its filters. After the severe impact, they suffered worldwide in September of 2017 and the movements of large ESP operators like Mailchimp that announced that they would take internal measures to avoid sending spam using their servers, Microsoft has decided to take action to reduce the number of unwanted […]
In this post we will review what are antispam systems and other filters that can block a newsletter.
When subscribers interact with our newsletters we have many benefits. The first and most obvious positive aspect, is that we will end up selling more, if there are more clicks and visits on our website, if subscribers spend more time reading our emails, we will have a better chance of convincing our readers that purchasing […]
The SpamScore is a metric system of checking the possible risk of an email, to try to determine if It is or is not spam. All antispam systems will use this score, the filter will add or subtract points for different rules, if the sum reaches the value defined in the system, the filter will […]
Many users ask us this question. This post will serve as clarification and explanation of this concept. A spamtrap literally means a trap for spammers, but we will see a more technical definition, according to Microsoft: “Spamtraps are email addresses which are created and maintained by ISPs and blacklists for the sole purpose of catching spammers. Sending […]
So far we have not published a post on this on our blog and this segmentation is very important for improving the engagement with your subscribers, perhaps the most important step. When we talk about segmentation by frequency, this means creating subscriber lists based on their preferences regarding the number of campaigns sent to them. […]
This is a very common problem that many users report to our support team. The reason for this to occur is that many e-mail servers and antispam systems allow you to configure a rule stating that any email that is sent using the corporate domain is rejected if the sender’s IP is not from the […]
Answering the question that could be extracted from the title of this post, it is important to have an SSL certificate the sender’s domain and all links used in your newsletter. The reason for this is very simple, is a parameter systems and analyzed by anti-spam filters as an indicator of discarding Spammers. Logically, spammers […]
If you want to get technical details about how Mailrelay manages bounce emails, we have a great post that we recommend, it would be important to read it. This time, we want to address the issue from a different point of view, targeted to the commercial and marketing departments. In a more informal language, we […]
