Segmentation is another such strategy.

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You can also spam-check your emails, make sure you don't use junk type email subject lines and trigger words, which will also help.

These things will all help you try and get into your prospect's inbox rather than their Trash or Junk.

Using the Boomerang Boost method ensures the autoresponder service you use and common email providers such as Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc. will see your emails as highly valuable and responsive.

This, in turn, means they will land in the inbox more taiwan number data and get more engagement with your subscribers.

The more your emails look and are responded to like personal emails the better they will be treated by email providers and the more chance you have of escaping the dreaded Trash, Spam, Junk and Promotion filters of doom!

How this works is simple...

"When you encourage your subscribers to reply to your emails, you actually get a better score in the inbox."
The email providers see that you are providing real value and real emails which people are actually replying to.

Because yes, as we all know, Google and other big companies see everything.

They know if your email are being looked at or not.

They know if they are being ignored, deleted or filed as Trash.

Getting people on your email list to occasionally reply to your emails improves your rating with the big tech companies.

It increases your chances of getting your emails delivered direct into the inbox, instead of to spam trash or junk.

There are multiple ways you can achieve this, and I'm going to explain them in this training.

It all starts with...


#2. Email Marketing Engagement and Autoresponders
Email Marketing AutorespondersIf you're just starting out and don't know what an autoresponder is I'll explain real fast;

An autoresponder a paid service you use which lets you build an email marketing list and they send out the bulk emails for you.

(You'll get in trouble fast if you try to email lots of people yourself from Gmail or Outlook etc.)

An autoresponder does all this for you.

Now what you need to know is many autoresponders will have different servers they use to send emails from.

Think about it;

They may have thousands, or even hundreds of
And each one of those clients could be sending hundreds of thousands of emails.

Because of this the autoresponder companies are in a constant battle and in communication with the likes of Gmail, Hotmail and other email providers to make sure their messages go to the inbox and not spam.

The email providers therefore ask the autoresponders to jump through a lot of hoops to make sure their emails are legitimate and follow all spam regulations.

This is why the autoresponder you use should include things like a spam checker, an inbox preview tool, and so on.

I use the Getresponse autoresponder, which in my opinion is the best autoresponder on the market (and you can get a 30-day free trial to start).

It includes these spam-checking tools and a way to preview and test all your emails, before you broadcast them live.

An insider secret you need to know is that autoresponders put different clients on different email servers.

This sounds technical, but all you need to know is;