When sending bulk emails, maintaining a strong email reputation is necessary to ensuring your messages land in the inbox instead of the spam folder. Below are key best practices to help you manage your sending volume effectively and protect your reputation.
1. Maintain Consistent Sending Volume
Avoid sudden spikes in email volume, as large increases can trigger spam filters. Gradually ramp up your volume when needed to give email providers time to adjust. If you must send in bulk, break it into smaller, manageable campaigns over time to prevent Gmail and other providers from flagging your messages as spam.
2. Send Relevant, Quality Content
Ensure that your content is useful and relevant to your consumers. Engaging content leads to higher open rates and fewer unsubscribes, which can help protect your sender reputation. Avoid spammy language, all capital letters, misleading or long subject lines, and excessive use of promotional words or exclamation points as these can hurt deliverability.
3. Use Segmentation and Throttling
Segment your consumers by engagement levels and send smaller batches of emails over time. This prevents high-volume spikes that could trigger spam filters. Keep a consistent sending schedule to avoid irregular patterns that could confuse email providers. Sudden spikes in volume can harm your domain reputation. Increase your sending gradually, especially when re-engaging old contacts.
4. Warm-Up After a Reputation Drop
If your email reputation dips, initiate a warm-up period by sending smaller campaigns to your most engaged consumers first. This improves engagement rates and allows you to gradually increase your sending volume over time, restoring your reputation. For guidance on warming up your campaigns, see our article on email warm-up.
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Following these best practices, you can maintain a healthy email reputation, even when sending in bulk, and ensure your messages reach your audience effectively.
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