Problem spam outlook/hotmail

It could be the content in your emails that's flagging spam filters.
I would review best practices to ensure your email isn't including any potential red flags for spam filters.
Good luck.

Content has not business with emails going to spam on Hotmail. To inbox on Hotmail or Outlook you need a reversed IP. Yahoo and Gmail can easily be tricked by spinning content or rotating IP but not Hotmail.

I doubt it is solely the IP address being the spam red flag.

Be honest about the quality of your content. Does it drip with value? Is it genuine? Or are you desperately trying to make sales or add links? In most cases, the quality of content or lack thereof leads to spam issues.

If your content is genuinely top grade then it could be another issue.

You need to open a CSR with Microsoft and ask them to mitigate your IP's. They are going to tell you nothing is wrong at first, or the ip's don't qualify for mitigation, then reply back to the ticket and ask them to take another look and mitigate the IP's. They normally will increase the # of emails that will go to the inbox, but if you still send too many the remainder will land in the spam.

I've done this quite a few times.

Here's one of the replies I got when helping a customer of mine.

Here's another one.

Then there a whole different process to transfer your reputation of your old IP's to new ones if you're switching IP's.


You can find the form to fill out in the Email Deliverability Guide

Look for the section "How to delist from non-obvious places" and click the link next to Hotmail. I would post the link, but it changes, that page is kept up to date.

Few day's ago me to facing same, but today we doing great

Hope, so this will help you:

https://neilpatel.com/blog/improve-e...eliverability/

hello i had same problem i have used this method from mail chimp

Set Up Custom Domain Authentication: DKIM and SPF
Updated: Jul 3, 2018

Internet Service Providers (ISPs), like Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft, use DKIM and SPF authentication as a way to scan incoming emails for spam or spoofed addresses. Emails that fail authentication are more likely to arrive in a spam or junk folder.

To help ensure your campaigns reach your recipients' inboxes and to make your campaigns look more professional, you can set up custom DKIM authentication for your domain, and add MailChimp to your SPF record.


the whole article is at
https://mailchimp.com/help/set-up-cu...-dkim-and-spf/

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