Practical advice on improving email deliverability, avoiding spam filters, and getting more messages into the inbox. We share tips, explanations, and best practices drawn from real-world sending.
Now that email is moving beyond its original frontiers into the exciting world of email-to-SMS it is worth revisiting some best practices to avoid having your texts get blocked by spam filters or flagged as junk in your recipients’ phones.
You’ve crafted the perfect email. Your subject line is catchy, the content is polished, and your call to action is crystal clear. But when exactly should you send it?
If you use email marketing to communicate with your audience, you may have encountered a problem called inbox clipping. Inbox clipping is when an email client, such as Gmail, truncates or hides part of your email message behind a link that says “[Message clipped] View entire message”. This can affect the readability, deliverability and effectiveness...
We are email geeks here at SMTP2GO (no shame!) and we like to keep an eye on what’s happening in the email industry. The guys over at EmailTooltester are brilliant at researching and collating email statistics and putting them into insightful (fact-checked) reports, packed with fresh data. Here are some highlights from a recent EmailTooltester...
In a crowded inbox, attention is everything. Marketers need more than just compelling subject lines, they need visuals that move. Enter the animated GIF. Used wisely, GIFs can help emails stand out, convey emotion and drive engagement. But does adding movement always move the needle in the right direction?
If email writing has been part of your routine for years, it’s natural to feel a touch uninspired some days… Enter Email AI, the productivity powerhouse! Tools, such as Google Gemini, can save time, boost productivity and enhance clarity. The key to unlocking Email AI’s full potential lies in one simple skill: crafting the right...
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