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This sure was the case before, and I'm likely in my own bubble when I say this. I think many spam filters are nowadays very good. SPF+DKIM+DMARC setup makes a h
by Ayesh 6y ago
This sure was the case before, and I'm likely in my own bubble when I say this. I think many spam filters are nowadays very good. SPF+DKIM+DMARC setup makes a huge difference. I have a small server that occasionally sends emails, and I never had a problem with emails ending up in spam.
The IP reputation matters a lot, followed by the content itself. I don't think email recipient servers downright mark all lesser known senders as spam.
- yread 6y agoI send only transactional emails (confirm email and so on, no newsletters, you can't say I'm spamming people - I suck at follow ups) and while Gmail and other free email providers work just fine, it's the institutions where you start with negative reputation it seems and have to work to earn the right to send email to users who asked for it