Email is going straight to spam. Hotmail

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As title says. I only have this problem with hotmail not gmail etc. Any work arounds for this?
 
email from where to where, to hotmail or from hotmail or from a random smtp server? add the details if you want to ask questions here!
 
Hello thanks for the reply you guys i dont know what im doing wrong. I have tried sending from a hosted smtp server i have tried sending from hotmail and gmail. At this point the message is just something like : iuechewih just something random.
 
Ip is not a blacklist for hosted smtp server.
 
did you see the log files maybe you send a lot of volume with out good warmup
 
Try sending a test email to this app: https://www.mail-tester.com/

If your SMTP server and DNS records are properly configured you should be seeing scores 9/10 or 10/10

DNS records are getting increasingly more important ... check DKIM, SPF, DMARC
 
do what @accellese told you, if its a bran d new server then you need to warm it up. it happens its fine, you need a 10/10 score first

after that senmd emails to yourself on gmail and reply to those emails and mark them as importnt


you can also use free warmup services availabale which will help am lot warmbase.io or something like that

this all will work
i used to send like 100k emails a day from a big server with 15 ips rotating
 
Hotmail and MS365 have very strict spam filters.

There are mail tester sites. Send an email to them and see the result.

Also, cold emailing with Hotmail is never a good idea (if that's what you're doing).
 
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Hotmail and MS365 have very strict spam filters.

There are mail tester sites. Send an email to them and see the result.

Also, cold emailing with Hotmail is never a good idea (if that's what you're doing).
i did it also with my own smtp, but i warmed up for a month before it went into inbox
 
i did it also with my own smtp, but i warmed up for a month before it went into inbox
You can reduce that one-month duration to a couple of days and send an even higher number of emails per account if you go with MS365.

I use both MS365 and Google Workspace but I prefer Google Workspace emails more. Much easier to set up and less hassle. Microsoft restricts email accounts every now and then.
 
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