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Surely it's not that trivial given - Gmail might be able to detect what's important and not mark it as spam - If it gets marked as spam anyway, the user can j
by KTibow 3y ago
Surely it's not that trivial given
- Gmail might be able to detect what's important and not mark it as spam
- If it gets marked as spam anyway, the user can just open the spam folder to use it
- Even if you have high deliverability, that might not translate to it actually getting into the inbox
- buro9 3y agoI can only share my own numbers: 90K sent, 97.12% delivered, 103.11% clicked (presumably some clicked more than once? or some older emails still being clicked?) I do not track "opened" / "viewed" as that is not important to me, these are transactional emails, logins or "someone has replied to your conversation".