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Why are some of my emails go to spam?

by linuxsmtp
10 replies
There are many variables why emails go to spam.
-No spf/dkim/rdns
-Too many messages from 1 IP
-Repeated messages
-Too many bounce email
-Your links are flagged as spam
-Many people mark your messages as spam
-Your server or ISP ip address are flagged as spam.
-Your email server is new (reputation)
-Html on body of messages
-Bad keywords on body of messages
#emails #spam
  • Profile picture of the author jordangracia
    maybe you sent it to the wrong emails. Or you've done something wrong with your email, something like that. recheck your emails. There must be something you did wrong
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  • Profile picture of the author Andra el
    I have just known about that .. thanks for the information. makasih yah ..
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  • Profile picture of the author kushfactor
    There is a great auto-responder email service- www.getresponse.com that allows you to check the likelihood of your email going to someones spam folder prior to sending your email. It's a pretty cool thing and virtually guarantees that your email will not go to spam. It also gives you tips on how to avoid this obstacle if your email does in fact display some of the characteristics of a spammy email. This service offers a 30 day free trial. It's great if you are an email marketer.
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    • Profile picture of the author discrat
      Maybe its the amount of links. Too many will cause this.



      - Robert Andrew
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      • Profile picture of the author jfalxr
        Originally Posted by discrat View Post

        Maybe its the amount of links. Too many will cause this.
        - Robert Andrew
        I just know about this. Thanks Robert..

        As I know, there are also some trigger words that makes your email goes to spam. Such as Free, Bonus, special for customers (Sometimes goes to 'promotion' tab on my Gmail ), etc..
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    • Profile picture of the author John Pagulayan
      Yup. Been loving that 'Spam Score' feature by Getresponse.com. It analyzes if your email will go to the spam folder prior to you sending it.

      Originally Posted by kushfactor View Post

      There is a great auto-responder email service- www.getresponse.com that allows you to check the likelihood of your email going to someones spam folder prior to sending your email. It's a pretty cool thing and virtually guarantees that your email will not go to spam. It also gives you tips on how to avoid this obstacle if your email does in fact display some of the characteristics of a spammy email. This service offers a 30 day free trial. It's great if you are an email marketer.
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  • Profile picture of the author edvelez502
    What countries are you emailing to? I find that I have more success adjusting email formats for different regions of the world.
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  • Profile picture of the author NickWebTrafficLounge
    I use Aweber and it has a "spam checker" that tells you if it's likely to end up in Spam.

    If there are any red flags, I make the change before sending. And normally, I only send if it has the perfect score!
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  • Profile picture of the author manchester24
    May be internet slow..
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  • Profile picture of the author Matthew Trujillo
    There are many possible reasons why email would go to spam

    1.) They never opted into your offer to begin with.
    2.) Your message has a high amount of people flagging it.
    3.) You aren't using a reputable autoresponder company.

    There are many factors when it comes to why it's that way.

    I usually never mark anything as spam unless I never asked for the email or their is no unsubscribe.

    I try not to be too much of a bother by flagging people a simple unsubscribe will do.

    Now if they continue emailing you after you unsubscribed than you can take further action.
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