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Use Reliable IP Addresses  \nA dedicated IP address ensures that your email-sending activity is not affected by the reputation of other senders. It also allows you to establish a clean sending history and build a positive sender reputation.  \nWith a reliable IP address, you maintain a consistent sending volume and follow best practices. As a result, it reduces the chances of triggering spam traps. This also helps your emails reach the recipients’ inboxes and enhances the overall deliverability of your bulk email campaigns.  \n2. Avoid Using Dodgy Links and Attachments  \nLinks are important. However, links that point to questionable resources will be blocked. So, avoid using shortened links or placing links in the subject line because they might interpret it as fraudulent.  \nThe same is true of the documents and attachments. They will likely flag it as spam if it contains files with dubious titles, archives (especially password-protected ones), or links to a free file hosting facilities.  \n3. Use a Double Opt-in  \nIntroduce double opt-in to enhance the quality of your mailing list and ensure that all recipients receiving your emails are sincerely interested in it (hence, open the emails) .  \nWhen a person signs up for an email marketing list, the “double opt-in” practice is used to get their consent to send them email campaigns. This permission is verified by sending them a second email with a link they must click to confirm their subscription.  \n4. Use a Good SMTP Server  \nGmail is primarily for personal and low-volume email sending. However, for sending bulk emails, we recommend you use a dedicated email marketing service or an SMTP server that specializes in bulk email delivery for sending mass emails.  \nYou can set up a dedicated SMTP server if you prefer to use your server. Several reputable SMTP server providers offer optimized services for bulk email delivery, such as SendGrid, Amazon SES (Simple Email Service), or Mailgun.  \nThese services also maintain high deliverability rates and provide features to track bounce rates and email engagement.  \n5. Set Up DKIM, DMARC, and SPF Records Correctly  \nBy correctly configuring SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, you safeguard your company against fraudulent assaults while ensuring that the emails you send arrive at their targets promptly and securely.  \nSender Policy Framework (SPF) is a security tool that lets recipients know that the message you transmitted was secure and that you are a dependable sender. It also maintains the positive reputation of your domain by authenticating it.  \nMeanwhile, DKIM, or Domain Keys Identified Mail, is a method for authenticating and safeguarding your domain. It enables you to send messages to prospects in a secure manner.  \nOn the other hand, DMARC enables you to fend off phishing, a fraud that aims to acquire sensitive user data (logins, passwords, and credit card numbers). The email sent on the company’s behalf by scammers will either not be delivered at all or will be tagged as suspicious if the organization has DMARC set.  \nWhatever mailing service you select, the basic settings you must make before beginning email marketing are SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. They are necessary for the email to reach the client’s mailbox and avoid being misplaced in the “Spam” folder.  \n6. Be Wary of How Often You Send Emails  \nTo send bulk emails in Gmail without being blocked or sent to spam, it’s essential to adhereto specific sending frequency guidelines. While there isn’t a fixed number of emails you should send, here are some recommendations to follow:  \nStart with a low volume: If you’re just beginning to send bulk emails, start with a smaller volume and gradually increase it over time. Doing so allows you to establish a positive sending reputation and build trust with the email service providers (ESPs) .  \nGradually increase the volume: As your sending reputation improves, you can gradually increase the nu","cbCaiosyKF1PKOvk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiosyKF1PKOvk","pdf",269769,"English","# How to Send Bulk Emails Without Getting Blacklisted - 9 Ways\n## Use Reliable IP Addresses\n## Avoid Using Dodgy Links and Attachments\n## Use a Double Opt-in\n## Use a Good SMTP Server\n## Set Up DKIM, DMARC, and SPF Records Correctly\n## Be Wary of How Often You Send Emails\n## Include an Unsubscribe Link\n## Use an Email Marketing Tool\n## Avoid spam-triggering words","[{\"question\":\"Why does using a dedicated IP address help avoid being blacklisted?\",\"answer\":\"A dedicated IP prevents your sending reputation from being affected by other senders. 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