Why do bad things happen to good email? Users miss notification emails like friend requests and password resets because they get filtered as spam. Why does this happen and what can you do about it? Transcript of Infographic Via SendGrid: Making transactional email easy for developers everywhere. Why Do Notification Emails Get Treated as Spam? You’ve built an awesome app. People sign up and wait for the confirmation letter. But nothing arrives, so they go find the next big app. What happened? The emails went straight to the spam folder. Many important transactional emails are stopped by the spam filter.…
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READ MORE »Transactional email open rates can be three times higher than commercial email. Why? It’s because your customers are expecting them – even welcoming them – because they took a certain action in which they expect to receive a communication from you. They may have placed an order, signed up for your service, submitted a friend request, or asked to be notified of certain events. As a result, they are more apt to open your email. A report from Borrell Associates, Inc. and Merkle revealed that 64% of consumers consider transactional emails to be the most valuable messages in their inbox.…
READ MORE »Spam is any email that is not wanted or requested by the recipient. While the majority of spam comes from an unknown sender, oftentimes legitimate email is categorized by spam either by the recipient or by the ISP delivering emails to customer inboxes. So why does this happen? Recipients who label your email as spam do so by clicking the “This is Spam” button in their email client. This notifies the ISP that this is unwanted mail. Each ISP has different thresholds or limits for the amount of acceptable complaints a sender can have for each email deployment. If…
READ MORE »We are excited to announce that you can get specific data regarding each email you send through the SendGrid service by using our new Email Activity search feature. The short video below provides a demonstration of the feature in action and instructions on how you can start using it today. We love your feedback, so please take a moment to share your thoughts in the comments section below, at GetSatistfaction (our community forum) or simply drop us an email.
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