Lyris Special Report: It Matters What They Think: Reputation and Other Factors That Influence E-mail Deliverability

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It Matters What They Think:
Reputation and Other Factors That Influence
E-mail Deliverability
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Executive summary:
Sure, it’s fab to have a great subject line and boffo content. But if your e-mail doesn’t even make it to your recipient’s inbox, none of that matters one bit. Beth Negus Viveiros reports on what key factors have an impact on your deliverability rates, including online reputation, SEO, authentication, customer engagement and data quality.

And, if you’ve been convinced there’s an ISP problem-solving batphone or believe confirmed opt-in recipients will never hit the spam button, think again. We’ll show how some common beliefs about deliverability are really just fractured e-mail fairy tales.

 
 
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