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cashconcept
Joined: 30 Jan 2008 Posts: 3
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 11:09 am Post subject: ALL MY MESSGAES ARE GOING TO BULK MAIL |
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hi admin,
plesase i have a problem,all messages from my campaign are going to bulk folders,though the mesages are forwarded to my mail box. how do i stop this from occuring |
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forumadmin
Joined: 03 Oct 2006 Posts: 1289
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:17 pm Post subject: |
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Hello,
If you send your messages from GetResponse and
your messages end up in a Bulk/Spam/Junk Folder
or not delivered at all, then you are most likely NOT
being blocked because of GetResponse, but by the
content in your emails. Yahoo! in particular, being
a natural target for spammers due to their size,
puts a heavy emphasis on using such filters.
The logic behind content filtering is actually very
simple. If you do get spam and who doesn't, right,
then I am sure you have noticed that most of such
emails sound similar and offer similar products.
The ISPs and Email Providers correctly assume that
some keywords and phrases are more likely to be
used by spammers than anyone else. Unfortunately,
if the spam filters detect similarity between your
messages and spam, they will go into the "shields
up" mode and often end up classifying your mail as
spam.
What can you do about it?
1. Change your email message's Subject and Body
to appear less "spammy" to mail services.
2. Use GetResponse's "spam-check" feature when
editing your messages. It will show you the issues
that the spam filters may have with your messages
and gives you an opportunity to fix them.
3. Use Plain Text messages instead of HTML-en-
hanced messages. The majority of spam uses the
latter, hence HTML-enhanced email may be penal-
ized by spam filters.
4. Avoid placing multiple links to your web page
within your email body. The more links you insert,
the higher the possibility your mail will trigger the
spam filters. Always have a good balance of con-
tent and links.
Best Regards,
GetResponse Customer Support Team |
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