Email Deliverability Issues

Hey guys, I am not sure if this is the right forum to post this. If it's not, kindly move this to the appropriate forum.

I am doing an email warmup on my domain.xyz for cold emailing currently.
The domain is a little over 2 weeks old.
I have not started any cold emailing campaigns yet.
It is strictly for warmup right now.

However, when I assess the health of my domain for email deliverability. It is not looking too hot.

Is this something that I can improve right now?

My score is only 6.3 at the moment.

Remove xyz domain and add.com domain

The thing you shown will cover up in warmup you really don't need to worry about score when you have thing properly configured.

Good luck.

The two penalities from SpamAssasin for using .xyz will be sticky. Also other spam tools don't like .xyz domains that much.
Though better use not a .xyz domain, .com or any other fits better if mail deliverability is of importance.
The penality for a just registered domain will obviously go away itself when the domain registry date gets older...

Most important is you have a valid DKIM and SPF record, that should mitigate the delivery pain a bit.
About the spam lists: I guess it's too related with the .xyz domains in general, so probably you will stick there too.

You have to use another domain, the xyz is very burned

The xyz domain is spammed a lot and so you have been added to two blacklists.

wchu88 said:

Hey guys, I am not sure if this is the right forum to post this. If it's not, kindly move this to the appropriate forum.

I am doing an email warmup on my domain.xyz for cold emailing currently.
The domain is a little over 2 weeks old.
I have not started any cold emailing campaigns yet.
It is strictly for warmup right now.

However, when I assess the health of my domain for email deliverability. It is not looking too hot.

Is this something that I can improve right now?

My score is only 6.3 at the moment.

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I'd probably just start over lol there are others who say .com works better anyways