Email Deliverability

Questions

Before you get in touch.

• How long until open rates recover?

  Authentication fixes take effect immediately. Reputation recovery follows the warm-up schedule — usually two to four weeks to a stable inbox placement.

• Do I need to change my email address?

  Usually no. I move bulk sending to a dedicated subdomain so your primary domain reputation stays protected.

• Can you fix a domain that is already blocklisted?

  Usually yes. I identify which lists you are on, submit delisting requests, and fix the underlying cause so you do not land back on them. Some lists take a few weeks to clear even after the fix.

• Will I have to stop sending during the repair?

  Volume gets reduced rather than stopped. A warm-up schedule raises sending gradually so the mailbox providers see a steady, well-behaved sender instead of a sudden spike.

• What about the Google and Yahoo bulk sender rules?

  Those are exactly what the DNS work covers - authenticated sending, a working one-click unsubscribe and keeping complaint rates under the threshold. I check all three before signing the work off.

• Do you rewrite my email copy too?

  I review it against the patterns that trigger filters - link ratios, image-only emails, spammy phrasing - and flag what to change. Full copywriting is available, but most of the gain comes from the technical side.

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