Email deliverability is an essential part of your business’s communication strategy.
To guarantee your emails reach the right people and diagnose any issues that arise, it’s crucial to understand various email delivery statuses. But if you need some direction, we’re here to help.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the key delivery statuses you’re likely to encounter and what they mean for your email campaigns. Let’s go!
Do you suspect you’re suffering domain blacklisting?
Email deliverability is essential for businesses and organizations that rely on email marketing, transactional emails, and regular communication with their audience. But if your sending domain or IP address is blacklisted, your emails may not land with your recipients.
To make sure your emails reach inboxes, you need to know how to check if your domain is blacklisted and take action if it is. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the key steps to verify your domain’s reputation, restore deliverability, and safeguard against future domain blacklisting.
If you’re running an online business and regularly communicate with customers, subscribers, or clients, you probably already know that your email sending reputation is everything.
A poor reputation means your messages might end up in spam folders or get blocked entirely, which can hurt engagement, sales, and overall effectiveness.
In this post, I’ll share some straightforward ways to monitor your email reputation, plus tools that can make this process easier to determine whether your emails land in inboxes or vanish into spam folders.
As someone who has managed several WordPress sites over the years, I know how important it is to have a reliable SMTP server to ensure that your emails are delivered without any problems.
That’s why it’s so vital to have a plan in place for when an SMTP outage occurs. If your SMTP server goes down, emails might bounce back, critical notifications won’t reach your users, and your workflow could come to a standstill.
In this post, I’ll cover exactly what to do if your SMTP server goes down. Bear in mind that many of the tips are focused on what to do when an outage happens, but for them to work successfully, you need to have these features set up beforehand.
Use your favorite SMTP provider to reliably send your WordPress emails.
Are your WordPress emails disappearing or bouncing back with error messages? You could be hitting email sending limits.
This guide explains these limits, the problems they cause, and how WP Mail SMTP’s features like rate limiting and email logs can help you manage your email volume and ensure your messages reach their destination.
So you’ve set up WP Mail SMTP and are ready to send emails from your WordPress site. That’s great! You’re well on your way to improved email delivery.
But how can you be sure that your emails are sending properly through the SMTP configuration you’ve set up? By testing them out, of course.
In this blog post, we’ll show you how to do it. Plus, we’ll cover additional tips and tools you can use to get the most out of all of your SMTP functionality.