You can read an article published by Hubspot on the spam trigger words, also there are many other article and list of spam trigger words you can check and see if you have any of those in your list or not.
-> You can tell your subscribers to whitelist your email.
-> tell your Gmail subscribers...
You said "acquired email list" did you buy that email list or collected those emails organically? If you bought that email list I suggest you to clean your email list by using bulk email verification software. Also, there are other reasons as well.
1. Use of spam trigger words in the subject...
there are plenty of bulk email verification service that offers API to verify emails
1. Myemailverifier
2. Neverbounce
3. Zerobounce
4. DeBounce
5. Quickemailverifier
and many more
Some of them offer 100 email verification free per month, for more information visit listcleaingadvice's free...
I'd advise you to use bulk email verification software rather than depending on email marketing software. There are many software that verifies emails in bulk.
1. Myemailverifer
2. zerobounce
3. Neverbounce
4. Hubuco
5. Quickemailverification
You can go with one of this software and clean your...
Mailchimp is great service but not for affiliate marketing, and most of automation features are only available in higher pricing plan.
GetResponce is great service, for cheaper alternative you can try sandinblue. and for detailed information please visit listcleaingadvice's top email automation...
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