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2 resources from Postmark we point founders to, and the questions each answers.

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Why we picked it Postmark is an email delivery company, so this is a working list from people who watch inboxes for a living, not a generic checklist. It walks through the concrete, boring reasons emails get flagged: missing authentication, no plain text version, shortened links, no unsubscribe link, and mismatched subject lines and content. Good first stop before you touch any DNS record.

13 reasons why your emails go into the spam folder (and what you can do about it)

From Postmark

  • Missing SPF or DKIM is one of the fastest ways to get flagged as spam
  • Always send a plain text version alongside HTML, spammers often skip it
  • Avoid URL shorteners and use full, branded links instead
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Why we picked it Spam complaints are the signal that actually poisons a domain, more than any single email landing in a spam folder. This piece explains what a complaint rate is, how mailbox providers use it, and concrete ways to keep it low. Read it once you have SPF, DKIM, and DMARC set up and want to protect the reputation you just built.

How to reduce and fix email spam complaints

From Postmark

  • A complaint rate above roughly 0.1 percent starts hurting your sender reputation
  • Make it obvious who you are and why you are emailing, confusion drives complaints
  • Monitor complaints per domain, not just overall, so one bad list does not sink everything
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