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Inbox vs. Spam: How DNS Configuration & Email Templates Affect Your Email Success

One of the essential factors for any successful email outreach strategy is email deliverability. It doesn’t matter if you are sending cold emails, marketing campaigns, or transactional messages—they all rely on a few elements to ensure that they actually land in the inbox and not the spam folder.  This is where DNS email authentication protocols come […]

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The Science and Process of Warming Up Newly Created Email Domains

Crafting effective marketing email content is just one of the fundamentals that can make an effective email outreach successful. In the realms of email marketing the technical aspects are just as crucial as the marketing ploy; our research team devoted their time to understanding the best and most helpful technical factors that can help every

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Maximizing Email Deliverability: Grouped vs. Randomized Sending

Many organizations suffer the pain of emails ending up in spam folders or being throttled—often because sending practices are widely inconsistent with Outlook 365’s spam filters. At Warmy, our research team continues to do more by figuring out how to get more of your emails delivered, straight to your intended inbox. Our ongoing testing and analysis

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