• User suspended by Google: The causes and what to do about it.

  User suspended by Google : The causes. First, relax. It's a classic and can happen frequently, especially if you send cold email campaigns. Google Workspace has automatic rules that auto suspend an email account if it's considered at risk of sending spam or being compromised. Here are the top reasons of having your User suspended by Google : The user receives too many spam complaints from other Google users The user sends too many emails per day The user's account is suspected toPopular

• I've connected my email account to MailReach, what happens next? Getting Started

  Congrats, you have connected your first email account to MailReach. You can be proud of yourself for taking care of your deliverability 👏🎉 You're now an official member of the smart emailers gang 🕶️ The following page has been carefully written and enriched to help you find all the answers to the potential questions you can have. That's a 5 minutes read to help you get the maximum out of MailReach. Let's start. OK I've connected my account, what's going to happen next? MailReach is inPopular

• How to restore a bad sender reputation and fix a low score with MailReach

  Read the following warning before going deeper : Teaser : Restoring a damaged sender reputation is possible in 90% of the cases but in some cases, it can be too long to see improvements. The time needed to fix a damaged reputation *Popular

• My domain is blacklisted. Is it serious and what to do?

  First, relax. Being blacklisted doesn't always lead to a bad deliverability. First, it's not because your domain is blacklisted that you will land in spam. Let us explain you why. The major inbox providers are Google (Gmail / Google Workspace) and Microsoft (Outlook / Office 365). Google mostly uses its own rules and own internal blacklists to decide if you will land in spam, inbox or categories. In other words, they mostly don't care of the blacklists. They care more about how its userSome readers

• Why I am still landing in spam while I have a high Reputation Score on MailReach and how to fix it?

  Why I am still landing in spam while I have a high Reputation Score on MailReach? First, the data on MailReach is real, accurate and 100% reliable. Keep reading, it will make sense for you. MailReach raises your sender reputation (which is the hardest part of the deliverability job), but it's not the only factor to land in inbox. There's also your email content and sending setup that play big roles on inbox placement. You can have a perfect sender reputation and still landFew readers

• How to get the highest reputation score [Success Guide]

  What's the Reputation Score on MailReach and how it's calculated? Your Reputation Score is the best indicator of your sender reputation mostly towards Gmail (Google Workspace) and Outlook (Office 365) and to a lesser proportion, other inbox providers. A perfect deliverability (landing 100% in inbox) requires meeting 3 criteria: A perfect sender reputation : theFew readers

• What's a custom tracking domain and why you absolutely need one.

  When sending email campaigns / sequences, if you can see your opening rate and click rate, it means tracking is added in your emails. When you use an email automation tool for your campaigns, by default your emails are sent with a tracking pixel / URL inside the body (in the HTML). This tracking allows you to know and monitor your opening rate and click rate. And, of course, that’s useful to check the results of your campaigns. This tracking code is always associated to a domain / URL.Few readers

• How to help fix a spam spike and/or reputation score drop using MailReach

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