Frequently Asked Questions
Some emails from my campaign went to spam; what do I do now?
If some emails from your campaign ended up in the spam folder, there are several steps you can take to address the issue and improve future deliverability:
- Set Up a New Email List: Create a new email list with recipients who did not open your original email. Resend the email to this group after a short delay, ideally with a different subject line or slight modifications to the content. This can help re-engage those who may have missed the first message.
- Review Email Content: Analyze the content of the emails that went to spam. Look for elements that could trigger spam filters, such as excessive use of images, spammy keywords, or poor formatting, and make necessary adjustments.
- Engage with Your Audience: Foster a positive relationship with your recipients by providing valuable content and encouraging interaction. Engaged recipients are less likely to mark your emails as spam.