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meatcannedmailer

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Good morning,yesterday I was warming the IP of a mail server I own and was reaching gmail imboxes without any problem(I have some email addresses just for it) and suddenly started to going to the SPAM FOLDER and appeared the following message:
Why is this message in spam? Lots of messages from domain .com were identified as spam in the past.

So,what do you guys think I can do to whitelist it again? do you guys thinks that sending a lot of messages and marking it as "NOT SPAM" will work?
 
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meatcannedmailer said:
Good morning,yesterday I was warming the IP of a mail server I own and was reaching gmail imboxes without any problem(I have some email addresses just for it) and suddenly started to going to the SPAM FOLDER and appeared the following message:
Why is this message in spam? Lots of messages from domain .com were identified as spam in the past.

So,what do you guys think I can do to whitelist it again? do you guys thinks that sending a lot of messages and marking it as "NOT SPAM" will work?
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It seems like people may have reported your messages as spam, thus the reason why Google marked it as spam and now it is reaching the spam folder instead of inbox. Which is why IP rotation is very necessary if you are sending bulk e-mails to a huge list, another reason could be that the IP is new and may take some time to fully warm up.
 
Meerakat said:
It seems like people may have reported your messages as spam, thus the reason why Google marked it as spam and now it is reaching the spam folder instead of inbox. Which is why IP rotation is very necessary if you are sending bulk e-mails to a huge list, another reason could be that the IP is new and may take some time to fully warm up.
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do you think that pressing the "NO SPAM" button in my accounts could work?
 
meatcannedmailer said:
do you think that pressing the "NO SPAM" button in my accounts could work?
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I've thought about testing this myself - using a script and a lot of my own gmail accounts to login and click that button. Gmail monitors engagement rates of your emails to determine where to put you. I think you probably need a LOT of gmail account that you control to sway them into increasing the reputation of your domain. Have you set up Google Postmaster to see what the reputation of your domain/IP addresses is?
 
shog said:
I've thought about testing this myself - using a script and a lot of my own gmail accounts to login and click that button. Gmail monitors engagement rates of your emails to determine where to put you. I think you probably need a LOT of gmail account that you control to sway them into increasing the reputation of your domain. Have you set up Google Postmaster to see what the reputation of your domain/IP addresses is?
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nope but I used senderscore
 
Do not add links on your first email.. Only add links on the ones that rely to you (follow up emails or auto responder). That is the best way to avoid spam reporting..
 
Mudundo07 said:
Do not add links on your first email.. Only add links on the ones that rely to you (follow up emails or auto responder). That is the best way to avoid spam reporting..
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oh shit that's why I was fucked
 
I assume you have a FBL setup so the people who do hit the SPAM button are removed from your list?
 
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