Inboxing Gmail?

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newmanpblog

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I purchased my own dedicated server and have been warming up my IPs for around a week now. All of my IPs have good scores on senderscore, but I still can't get into the inbox of my recipients regardless of the content or links in the email. The most simple email will still end up in the spam folder. Is there a way to fix this?

 

Conor

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newmanpblog said:

The most simple email will still end up in the spam folder. Is there a way to fix this?

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Make the emails more complex.

Gmail also tells you why the particular email has been sent to spam. Try following the suggestions they give you.

 

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newmanpblog

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The suggestions they give don't make any sense.

 

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Mudquills

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Use AWS SES. Get the free trial. You'll be amazed.

 

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newmanpblog

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I've tested Amazon SES with inboxtrail, it doesn't do to well with gmail accounts, which is 70% of my audience. Would hiring people to pull my messages from spam to inbox help google realize messages sent aren't spam? Or maybe I haven't warmed IPs enough yet? Idk..

 

dynegyllc

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Im having troubles hitting in boxes on gmail with aweber and maropost.. anyone else having issues?

 

bartosimpsonio

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The DNS needs a special setup. Search for it.