Avoiding the Spam Folder: Rotating Domain Names

Date: October 24, 2022

Author: Jacob Murphy

2. Click on Campaigns

3. Click on Test Campaign

4. Click on Campaign Settings

5. Click on Select Sender

You can see we were using an ‘@learn.cloudcontactai.com’ email address. Our campaigns were still ending up in spam. So we switched to using @info.cloudcontactai.com.

6. Click on main

7. Click on RECIPIENTS

8. Choose an Unsubscribe Link and a Test Email Address

9. Click ‘Send Test’

Once you send your test campaign, go ahead and check the inbox of the email address you sent it to. This should have fixed any issues you encountered while trying to send your campaign initially.

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Avoiding the Spam Folder: Rotating Domain Names

Rotating Your Domain Names

1. Go to SendGrid Marketing Campaigns

2. Click on Campaigns

3. Click on Test Campaign

4. Click on Campaign Settings

5. Click on Select Sender

6. Click on main

7. Click on RECIPIENTS

8. Choose an Unsubscribe Link and a Test Email Address

9. Click ‘Send Test’

Jacob Murphy

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