Deliverability
Authenticate your domain, warm up, and stay out of spam.
Authenticate your sending domain (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
Prove to inbox providers that your emails really come from you. Setting up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC is the single most important thing you can do to reach the inbox.
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Warm up a new domain or sender
A brand-new sender has no reputation, and inbox providers distrust sudden volume. Warming up gradually — over about 30 days — teaches them you're legitimate.
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Sending limits for new workspaces
Paid plans get their full sending limits from day one. Free plans and trials start with a smaller daily limit for their first week — 50 on day one, 500 a day after that. Here's why, how to see where you are, and what happens when you reach it.
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Stay out of spam: a practical checklist
Landing in the inbox is mostly about good habits. Here's a plain-language checklist any marketer can follow to keep emails out of the spam folder.
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Understand bounces and the suppression list
Some emails can't be delivered. Knowing the difference between a hard and soft bounce — and trusting the suppression list — protects your sender reputation.
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