7 Ways To Fix Email Deliverability Issues And Increase Open Rate. 📍 Warm up your domain before starting a campaign to avoid server overload. 📍Clean up your email list and segment your target audience. 📍Engage actively with your audience to maintain domain reputation. 📍Reduce bounce rates by using correct email addresses and avoiding spam triggers. 📍Ensure your ESP complies with email regulations and standards. 📍Implement email security protocols (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) to sign emails correctly. 📍Use an email server built for sending emails to avoid deliverability issues. P.S: Read the comment section to gain a more comprehensive explanation. Do follow more helpful tips and more great content like this. I'm Lucia Ogbu I help business owners, and personal brands increase sales through… writing high-converting emails and sales copy. Send “DM” Let's work together on your business goals to achieve great results. #emailmarketing #copywriting #businessgrowth #linkedcreators
How can I warm up my domain? So it's very important to load the email server with the same number of emails every day, send a small amount of emails per day in the first week, then double it in the second week and… gradually you can now increase the number of emails sent in the subsequent weeks. At least warm up for a month. Otherwise, if you suddenly increase the amount of emails you send drastically, it makes your sending practice look suspicious and servers will start warning other servers that… there is something wrong and you are sending spam. So following these steps reduces the risk of your emails being flagged as spam.
Your ESP must comply with the regulations and standards, such as: Providing an easy opt-out option ( that is unsubscribe link) to allow recipients to remove themselves from your list. Also, Your email must abide by the CAN-SPAM law— which requires your emails to include information about your company's Name, physical address, Legal name, and Business phone number.
Your email bounces can be resolved by ensuring the email addresses are correctly written, also if… the issue is the recipient's server, bounce messages always come back with a code that tells you the exact error, and from there the problem can be fixed.
Thank you for posting this Lucia Ogbu I kinda have couple of questions to ask about this your post I'm i welcome in your DM?
Mehnn 🤭🤭, you're too good at this email marketing... Permit me to call you "The Queen Of Email Marketing" because you explained all these so well. This is a masterclass on its own, and am here taking screenshots of every one of the points you gave here. If you don't mind Ma'am, I need you to grant me a small request, I would love it if you could refer me to any course or resources that teach in-depth basics of email marketing like the way you put it out here. I would appreciate that ma'am Lucia Ogbu
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I totally support implementation of security protocols .. I have had some bad experience in this area before so security is necessary Lucia Ogbu you look smashing
You know your onions dear. See how you spill value. This is a mini master class Lucia Ogbu Thanks for putting this out
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8moWhat does email security protocol do? Servers communicate with one another to authenticate the email you are sending so as to confirm it. Your SPF, DKIM and DMARC all work together to sign all emails that go out from your email server. They authenticate that the emails are sent by you and not by someone else. SPF: ( Sender Policy Framework ) It's like the IP address, it's an extra layer of protection for your emails that.. allows other email servers to verify that the email was sent by you, preventing the likelihood of phishing attacks and spam. DKIM: ( Domain key Identified mail ) serves to confirm that your server is allowed to send emails on behalf of your domain, so the receiving server can verify your DKIM Signature. DMARC: (Domain Message Authentication Reporting Conformance) it’s a policy that is built to specifically tell other email servers if your email is valid and what they should do with it.