Free Email Deliverability Guide For Our Blog Readers!
Posted by Justin PremickWhile talking with our Support Team a while back, I was reminded of not only how often people ask about deliverability, but also what specifically they ask — questions like:
“How good is your email deliverability?”
“Can you use SPF? How do I set it up?”
“How do you guarantee that my email will get to people’s inboxes?”
Questions like these are easy enough to answer, but simply answering them isn’t enough, because there’s a bigger, more important question about email deliverability that people need to get an answer to:
What Can You — And I — Do To Get My Email Delivered?
A bit of a broad question, sure, but the truth is that email deliverability comprises multiple factors. Getting a simple yes/no answer to “do you use DomainKeys?” (we do) isn’t going to tell you that your emails will get to your subscribers’ inboxes.
To help answer that broader “How Do I Reach The Inbox?” question, we put together an email deliverability guide. Originally this was part of an offline ad campaign, but now, we’re releasing it to our blog readers!
How Do I Get a Copy Of The Deliverability Guide?
We’re offering the guide as a bonus to our blog’s email subscribers – just drop your name & email address in the form at left!
In addition to the guide, you’ll get a few email updates per week letting you know about new email marketing and deliverability tips and commentary on the blog.
I’m Already A Subscriber — How Do I Get A Copy?
If you’re already a blog subscriber, you should’ve already gotten a copy of this guide – if you don’t have that email any longer, drop your email address into the form above and we’ll redirect you right to the download.
More Email Deliverability Resources
- Mark Brownlow has a great introduction to deliverability and recently pointed out that your own email practices have a lot to do with getting delivered (a central theme in our Email Deliverability Guidebook).
- Al Iverson touches on how poor mailing practices get your mail refused.
- You might also want to read the blog post Al references in the above article — it points out that even large organizations can have deliverability issues if their mailing practices aren’t sound.
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