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Email will be sent to
After this, your email will be sent to a few places: a spam folder, your desired inbox, or the dreaded "somewhere else." A: Sent to Spam Unfortunately, not all emails make it to that coveted primary inbox.
Powerful spam filter
The servers employ powerful spam filters as gatekeepers, protecting users from unwanted marketing messages, phishing attempts, and malicious content. These filters utilize a combination of techniques to identify spam: Content-based filters: These filters scan the content of emails for red flags that are often associated with spam.
Subject line promises instant wealth
This includes misleading subject lines promising instant riches or free shop vacations, excessive use of all caps and exclamation points, and lots of spam words like “FREE,” “URGENT,” or “ACT NOW!”Authentication Checks: Servers perform authentication checks beyond the content to verify the legitimacy of the sender.
For example, the Sender Policy Framework
This involves protocols like Sender Policy Framework), DomainKeys Identified Mail), and Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance). These protocols essentially act like digital identity checks, ensuring that the email is coming from a legitimate source and has not been spoofed by someone trying to impersonate the real sender.
The server also considers your sender
Sender reputation: The server also considers your sender reputation. This score reflects your reliability and trustworthiness as a sender. Consistent email sending, maintaining a clean email list without invalid or inactive addresses), and a high engagement rate recipients open and click on your emails) all contribute to building a good sender reputation.