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Deliverability Letter

Domain Reputation

How trusted your sending domain is by email providers like Gmail and Outlook. A strong domain reputation keeps your emails in the inbox instead of spam.

Domain reputation is the trust score for your sending domain. Email providers look at how people handle your emails. They watch opens, clicks, spam reports, and bounces. Over time they decide if your domain is safe or risky.

When your domain reputation is strong, more emails reach the inbox. Marketing campaigns work better, and important account or order emails arrive on time. If your reputation drops, more email goes to spam or gets blocked. This hurts revenue, support, and customer trust.

To protect your domain reputation, send only to people who expect to hear from you. Remove cold or inactive contacts on a regular schedule. Start slowly when you use a new domain and send first to your most engaged subscribers. Watch bounce and spam complaint rates so you can fix problems early.