Sender Reputation
Quick Definition
Sender Reputation is an assessment of an email sender's reliability and trustworthiness based on their sending practices and email performance. It influences the likelihood that emails will be successfully delivered to recipients' inboxes.
Sender Reputation is determined by various factors, including email volume, bounce rates, spam complaints, engagement metrics, and adherence to email best practices. A strong reputation results in better deliverability and higher chances that emails will bypass spam filters and reach the inbox.
Maintaining a positive Sender Reputation involves regularly monitoring email performance, managing subscriber lists, and adhering to best practices for content and consent. Addressing issues that negatively impact reputation can help improve email deliverability and overall campaign success.
Related Terms
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Autoresponder
An Autoresponder is an automated email response system that sends pre-written messages to recipients based on specific triggers or actions, such as signing up for a newsletter or making a purchase.
Call to Action (CTA)
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