From: Hardik Dave Hardik on 3 Feb 2010 18:01 Hello, I am working in a company that do email marketing. When we send an email campaign sometimes the campaign goes into junk folder of clients outlook. The client's outlook settings for junk email is low. We test the email before sending them using some tools to check the deliverability of them. My question is that, Is there any way by which we can know that the email content is having this particular type of problem because of which it is going into junk? It would be great If some one can let me know some tools which checks the email deliverability check for outlook. Can I send this type of emails to Microsoft for further tests? Thank you,
From: Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] on 4 Feb 2010 10:03 "Hardik Dave" <Hardik Dave(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:624DC64B-1299-42A8-9F26-4F57FCE2CA66(a)microsoft.com... > I am working in a company that do email marketing. When we send an email > campaign sometimes the campaign goes into junk folder of clients outlook. > The > client's outlook settings for junk email is low. We test the email before > sending them using some tools to check the deliverability of them. > > My question is that, Is there any way by which we can know that the email > content is having this particular type of problem because of which it is > going into junk? There's no way to know that beforehand and Microsoft doesn't publish the criteria they use. Have your recipients add the sending address to their Safe Senders list and the Junk E-mail filter should ignore it. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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