Mail sent from interspire is going to spam---[HELP]

mangobajito

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I have created a mail and checked spam count too,it is 100%clear
but when i check the preview test
it is going to my spam box.
can anyone help me regarding dis
what sort of changes do u recommand
and how many mails do u send from interspire for a day
I am very unhappy that email marketing is for only jrVIP
my target is jrvip now
 
It has been a LONG time since I have messed around with Interspire but there are a few questions to ask you.

1) Have you checked your SMTP settings? (This was a huge pain for me)
2) As mentioned above check if your IP is blacklisted.
3) Is it SPAM for all recipients, or just certain ones like AOL or Gmail?
 
It has been a LONG time since I have messed around with Interspire but there are a few questions to ask you.

1) Have you checked your SMTP settings? (This was a huge pain for me)
2) As mentioned above check if your IP is blacklisted.
3) Is it SPAM for all recipients, or just certain ones like AOL or Gmail?
No my ip is not blacklisted
mails are perfectly inboxing for gmail
and moving to spam for aol,hotmail,yahoo when tested
any solution mates
 
Try changing your sender. For example if you are sending from [email protected] then try [email protected]. Sounds silly but multiple senders is important. Also do not use the same link in every email. You must have variations of your link or you will spam box. Let me know if that helps. I inbox a small amount of email everyday, around 40 or 50k .. I know very small list. But anyways let me know if i can help.
 
If you have a link inside your email body run some tests with and without that link. If the email it's simple plain txt then its the sender or ur server.
 
There are some other good bits of advice coming from the others. I will add that you should try to white list with AOL and Yahoo if possible. AOL was super easy to get White listed with. I was blasting 40,000 over 8 hours. At the time Gmail hated me (never resoved Gmail) but the others did inbox. Yahoo is sensitive to your throttle controls so I would test 2k per hour if it is reasonable for your list. Even 500 per hour just as a test. Once you have all the kinks worked out Interspire is a great tool. At the end of my Interspire experiment I was pushing a list of 400k as quickly as possible. Everything was going great until our ISP who you could never reach started calling in a panic. LOL
 
How about spinning?

I thought that sending 1,000's of identical emails can causes alerts? So, change the email slightly in batches -

So instead of "Dear Timmy" do "Hi Timmy" and "Greetings Timmy" etc etc etc

I have no experience in that but I am sure that that will help.....
 
If you are not satisfied with the count of email you send in a day, you can visit Interspire Mods, Interspire Outsourcing. You can send above 100k in an hour, Configuration of a dedicated server with 10 IP,s and using IEM Engine an add-on for IEM you will be able to send bulk emails that hit inbox Whitelist services. Visit Interspire Mods by typing on G or PM me.
 
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