Inbox Placement
Inbox placement refers to the successful delivery of emails directly into a recipient’s primary inbox, bypassing spam or junk folders. High inbox placement ensures that marketing campaigns, transactional messages, and essential communications reach their intended audience effectively.
Deliverability monitoring platforms play a key role in testing and optimizing inbox placement by sending emails to a seed list spread across various internet service providers (ISPs) and analyzing whether or not the emails were sent to the inbox or routed to the junk or spam folder.
Articles Tagged inbox placement:
- Email Marketing & Automation
6 Best Practices For Increasing The Return on Investment (ROI) Of Your Email Marketing
When looking for a marketing channel with the most steady and predictable return on investment, you look no further than email marketing. Aside from being quite manageable, it also gives back $42 for each $1 spent on campaigns. This means that the calculated ROI of email marketing can reach at least 4200%. In this blog post, we will help you comprehend how…
- Email Marketing & Automation
Validity Everest: The Email Success Platform For Managing Reputation, Deliverability, and Increasing Email Marketing Engagement
Congested inboxes and tighter filtering algorithms make it more difficult to attract the attention of your email recipients. Everest is the email deliverability platform developed by Validity that merged their acquisition of 250ok and Return Path into one central platform. The platform is a complete solution for designing, executing, and optimizing email marketing for improved inbox deliverability and engagement. To…
- Sales Enablement, Automation, and Performance
Boxward: How To Avoid The Junk Folder With Your Cold Outreach Emails
While email delivery has had some helpful improvements over the years to thwart spammers and enable good companies to communicate with prospects and customers, it’s still a ridiculous technology that requires good senders to jump through loops and still enables spammers to fake their way into the inbox. The single point of failure in email deliverability is this: The subscriber…
- Email Marketing & Automation
What is Email Authentication? SPF, DKIM, and DMARC Explained
When we work with large email senders or migrate them to a new email service provider (ESP), email deliverability is paramount in researching the performance of their email marketing efforts. I’ve criticized the industry before (and I continue to) because the permission of email is on the wrong side of the equation. If internet service providers (ISPs) wish to guard…
- Email Marketing & Automation
InboxAware: Email Inbox Placement, Deliverability and Reputation Monitoring
Delivering emails to the inbox is frustrating for legitimate businesses as spammers continue to abuse and damage the industry. Because sending emails is so easy and inexpensive, spammers can jump from ESP to ESP or even script their emails from server to server. Internet service providers (ISPs) have been forced to authenticate senders, build reputations on sending IP addresses and…
- Analytics & Testing
How to Choose an Email Service Provider (ESP)
This week, I met with a company that was considering leaving its email service provider (ESP) and building its email system internally. I would have said no if you asked me a decade ago if that were a good idea. However, times have changed, and the technology of ESPs is pretty easy to implement if you know what you’re doing.…
- Email Marketing & Automation
The Top 15 Email Marketing Myths You Need to Know
Last year, we shared an amazing infographic that provided 7 email marketing myths. In my opinion, email continues to be one of the most undervalued, underused and abused communication methods that the average marketer has at their disposal. This time around, Email Monks has has shortlisted and debunked them with logical rationales in our “Email Marketing Myth Busting” Infographic. The…