FAQs in this section
How to check/test for an SPF record on a domain?
How to check/test my CNAME record in email campaigns?
How to check/test DKIM records for my domain?
How do I check If I have added the Vtiger SPF record to my sending domain correctly?
How do I check If I have correctly added the Vtiger CNAME record to my domain name to send email campaigns?
How do I check if I have published the correct Vtiger DKIM record in the sending domain?
How can I ensure my email content is relevant to recipients?
How does Vtiger CRM simplify the opt-out process?
How can Vtiger CRM help with managing marketing lists?
What does a spam score indicate?
How do I use MailTester to check my email spam score?
How can I send my email campaign to the AboutMy.email contact in Vtiger CRM?
How can I add MailTester’s email address as a contact in Vtiger CRM?
What tools can I use to check if my email will be flagged as spam?
How does a custom domain improve email deliverability?
Should I send a test email before launching my campaign?
Why are my emails being flagged as spam in Outlook, and how do I resolve this?
What can I do to make sure my emails don’t bounce?
How do I know if my emails are not being delivered?
Why are my Gmail emails ending up in spam, and how do I fix this?
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To prevent emails from landing in Gmail’s spam folder, follow these tips:
- Authenticate Your Emails: Set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to verify your domain and improve trust.
- Encourage Engagement: Ask recipients to mark your emails as “Not Spam” and interact with your content.
- Avoid Attachments: Gmail often flags emails with attachments as spam. Use links instead.
- Avoid URL Shorteners: Gmail may view shortened URLs as suspicious. Use full URLs instead.
- Verify Email Frequency: Don’t send too many emails in a short time. Maintain consistent campaigns.
- Monitor Bounce Rates: Regularly clean your email list to remove invalid or inactive addresses.
- Use Google Postmaster Tools: Monitor your sender reputation and diagnose deliverability issues.
- Test Emails Before Sending: Use Gmail’s "Send Test Email" option to ensure proper formatting and compliance.
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