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That's a pity. I cannot remember anyone else telling me that it was spam filtered. But that doesn't have to mean anything. Do you have any suggestions what I c
by HumanamuH 14y ago
That's a pity. I cannot remember anyone else telling me that it was spam filtered. But that doesn't have to mean anything.
Do you have any suggestions what I could improve to make these emails pass?
- adgar 14y agoUse the most trusted e-mail sending service you can find and afford. Don't roll your own. Spam has made e-mail such an untrustworthy system that your e-mail's origin has to have a track record, these days. You'll find a continuum of options for e-mail sending services. I'd pick the one that's most trusted within reason, not necessarily the "best deal." To me, it's an image thing: every time your e-mail ends in a Spam folder you let that user down a little. If they do find it, you've still disappointed them a little.
- rcavezza 14y agoI'd go with sendgrid. I hook up their api to every app I build.
- SoftwareMaven 14y agoSendgrid and mailgun are the tops right now, IMO. They both have great services, but it seems like getting trusted SMTP at lower volumes was cheaper at mailgun. Sendgrid's API is awesome, though.