Email Marketing - Gmail Phishing Warning on my Emails

Hello,

Not sure where the right place is to put this, as I do not see a specific email marketing forum

Basically, I am an email marketer, mailing to 3rd party data on my own platform/own servers etc. I send affiliate marketing type emails... CPA type deals.

Gmail data is my primary focus. I've made good money from bulk mailing millions of users by using many different domains/IPs/etc. Lately though, a majority of my emails sent out receive this warning:

"Be careful with this message. Similar messages were used to steal people's personal information. Unless you trust the sender, don't click links or reply with personal information. "


When this happens , all of the links are disabled. If this goes on for a few days, gmail starts blocking all my mail from those IPs.

I know that nothing has been compromised and I am not sending out any phishing emails. These are legitimate offers.

Does anyone know how to get around this? I've already tried changing out my sending domain/clickthru domain... that only works for a couple days.

The next step is to change up my content, but I do not know where to start with that and I'm not sure it will be worth the effort if that isn't even the true cause.

is there something else here I am missing??? Obviously data could be the problem, but I segment out my openers/clickers and this happens even when sending to them.

Thank you

Actually, gmail is a hard nut to crack. When you hit inbox with multiple emails, they flag you to spam folder. When you hit the spam folder too much, they disable your links and warn users to stay away from your mails. As it stands, you need to change everything about your mailing server to remove yourself from the trauma.

If you have a few thousands of dollars to spare, i'd advise you to invest in a blackhat mailing server that is capable of spinning content per hr, adding a UHI to each mail and also switching broadcast order.

By so doing, gmail or any email service will always welcome your emails with a smile, while you spam them in millions.


You can get a Blackhat coder from Upwork or Freelancer to do the job. Just be specific with what you want.

In every whitehat problem, there's a blackhat solution. Don't allow your business to die when others are making it in the same business.

Are the SPF and DKIM registered against your domains?

If not, add them otherwise you will be seeing this message.

limitbreka said:

Actually, gmail is a hard nut to crack. When you hit inbox with multiple emails, they flag you to spam folder. When you hit the spam folder too much, they disable your links and warn users to stay away from your mails. As it stands, you need to change everything about your mailing server to remove yourself from the trauma.

If you have a few thousands of dollars to spare, i'd advise you to invest in a blackhat mailing server that is capable of spinning content per hr, adding a UHI to each mail and also switching broadcast order.

By so doing, gmail or any email service will always welcome your emails with a smile, while you spam them in millions.


You can get a Blackhat coder from Upwork or Freelancer to do the job. Just be specific with what you want.

In every whitehat problem, there's a blackhat solution. Don't allow your business to die when others are making it in the same business.
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Thank you for your response. This makes complete sense to me... I'm pretty sure this is my problem. I have a coder that I work with who built the platform I am currently using... I am hoping he has the knowledge to set something like this up for me. If not, I may need to look into hiring someone.

shaggy93 said:

Are the SPF and DKIM registered against your domains?

If not, add them otherwise you will be seeing this message.

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yes, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC is all properly set up, so this doesn't appear to be the issue. I am guessing it is related to content and the amount of email I am sending per day, since I've tried changing everything else.

Hey man,

How much do you suppose it'll cost to set this all up the way you suggest.

I'm pretty loco with the prose so my creatives convert well. Only problem is we kept getting massive 40% to 60% bounce on our mailing after first 2/3wk on an enterprise account with one of the popular email platform. Even after having them change the IP on our account.

No point writing solid copy if I keep hitting spam or getting instant bounce.

Was super expensive too. Would be glad to test this out if it won't cost an arm and a leg again.

Not interested in BH spamming or anything. Got enough house data & good offers. Just need robust infrastructure, a UI that doesn't require geek-level intelligent and consistent deliverability.

Thanks

limitbreka said:

Actually, gmail is a hard nut to crack. When you hit inbox with multiple emails, they flag you to spam folder. When you hit the spam folder too much, they disable your links and warn users to stay away from your mails. As it stands, you need to change everything about your mailing server to remove yourself from the trauma.

If you have a few thousands of dollars to spare, i'd advise you to invest in a blackhat mailing server that is capable of spinning content per hr, adding a UHI to each mail and also switching broadcast order.

By so doing, gmail or any email service will always welcome your emails with a smile, while you spam them in millions.


You can get a Blackhat coder from Upwork or Freelancer to do the job. Just be specific with what you want.

In every whitehat problem, there's a blackhat solution. Don't allow your business to die when others are making it in the same business.
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Hey @Emailer2010 ,

Can we connect via Sky pe?

Would love to brainstorm this thing. And def let me know if you had any luck with @limitbreka 's suggested setup so far.

In the meanwhile, if you're doing mostly whitehat mailings.. STMP relay via Sendgrid could help.