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check IP reputation with sender score

by Paul Walker
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Hi all,
I've just sent a test message to my own email and it went to spam box.
I've read Aweber support blog and they said that I can check my ip reputation via sender score, but I don't know how to use it.
Could anyone here help me with this?
Thank you very much!
#check #reputation #score #sender
  • Profile picture of the author sendizo
    look for the IP that delivered that test email in the original message source or message header.
    enter that IP address in https://www.senderscore.org/. it will give you that IP reputation/score and some general detail about the IP shape.

    IP/Domain reputation is what determine if the message should go to inbox or junk or get blocked. Also you message could land in spam/junk or get blocked for other reasons. authentication, message contents. use mail-tester.com to give you more insight.
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  • Profile picture of the author DIABL0
    Keep in mind that your score is just a reference.

    I have seen sender scores of 90 go to the spam folder and I have seen sender scores in the 70's inbox TLDs. However, in general, a higher score does mean that you are likely inboxing overall better than a lower score. But it can still be provider specific.

    What provider are you using for your email?
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    • Profile picture of the author Paul Walker
      Originally Posted by DIABL0 View Post

      Keep in mind that your score is just a reference.

      I have seen sender scores of 90 go to the spam folder and I have seen sender scores in the 70's inbox TLDs. However, in general, a higher score does mean that you are likely inboxing overall better than a lower score. But it can still be provider specific.

      What provider are you using for your email?
      I use Aweber and my test message went to spam box.
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  • Profile picture of the author sendizo
    For some reasons I could open the attached screenshot, it says not found.
    anyway its as DIABL0 said the score is just a reference. some IPs with good score can hit junk folder.
    try to change the message content, from email and from name. links in the message body. split test to see what causing the message to get filtered.
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    • Profile picture of the author Paul Walker
      Originally Posted by sendizo View Post

      For some reasons I could open the attached screenshot, it says not found.
      anyway its as DIABL0 said the score is just a reference. some IPs with good score can hit junk folder.
      try to change the message content, from email and from name. links in the message body. split test to see what causing the message to get filtered.
      ok! thanks for the advice
      I can view the image here
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