 |
 |
 |
- Video Tutorial
- Step by Step User Guider
- How to Import Recipients
- How to Import Sender List
- Email Track Service Setting
- Maillist Management
- Track Informations Management
- Anti-Spam Laws
- How to Sub/Unsubscribe Email Ad
- Email Group Sender Support
- Email Marketing Campaign Support
- How to Set up Mail Lists with Best Bulk Email Software?
- How to Export mail address with Best Bulk Email Software?
- How to Import mail address with Best Bulk Email Software?
- How to Manage your maillist?
- Email marketing strengths and skills
- How do I try a mass mailing to maintain customer?
- How to write message headers and content?
- QucikStart Tutorial
The problem of E-mail delivery rate |
E-mail delivery ratePeople who is new to e-mail marketing often don't imagine that not all their sent e-mails will reach their recipients. Many reasons can compromise e-mail deliverability. Let's try to analyze what the main reasons are. Technical reasonsThe e-mail address of your subscriber is not correct. Your subscriber could make typing errors when subscribing to your newsletter. Even an unrelevant error in typing the correct e-mail address makes it invalid. Consider that a few people forgive their correct e-mail address, and gives to you a bad one. The recipient's mailbox is full. It's not a rare fact that some people don't delete the old messages in their mailbox. Some mailboxes have a limited storage space. When the mailbox is full, all the new messages are rejected. The e-mail address no longer exists. It happens when old or unused mailboxes gets deleted Network related problems. Sometimes they can occurr when a ISP runs server maintenance or something goes wrong along the network. When e-mails don't reach their recipients and consequently they are returned to sender, a so called "bounce" is generated. A "hard bounce" occurs when the error is permanent (i.e. when the e-mail address no longer exists). "Soft bounces" are related to temporary errors (i.e. when a recipient isn't reacheable due to a network failure, the system tries to deliver again the message). |
Pre:Anti-Spam Laws |
