Contacting end users - My emails marked as spam

[and5rey]

I'm going to start sending some emails to potential end users that might be interested in buying my domain, but I'm afraid that my emails will be marked as spam.

Is there any way to not make my email marked as spam? What can I do to avoid this?

 

[Jen-Sin]

nope, you are missing it. That email is track and therefore you get notification when you or the receiver open it.

Thanks @jideofor for explaining.

How do we properly use tracking functions in Streak? We shouldn't open email to check tracking once we send? Sometimes when I go to the sent folder but did not open the mail, I get immediately notification that my mail was read. Seems like there are other factors triggering the tracking.

 

[pablohc86]

All those software that track emails do it adding an image pixel in it.
I'm quite sure that most of the major Mail client/boxes have filters that block the automatic image opening, especially if a mail come from users that they have not in their contact list.
If my thoughts are correct, there is actually no way that can assure 100% the mail was opened.

Second i also think that an incoming mail with an image pixel on it easily trigger the mail filter and it easily go in the junk folder.

I would really happy if anybody here can show some proof to demonstrate i'm wrong.

 

[Kate]

Second i also think that an incoming mail with an image pixel on it easily trigger the mail filter and it easily go in the junk folder.

That can increase the spam score. HTML mail/images too.

 

[Asfas1000]

Second i also think that an incoming mail with an image pixel on it easily trigger the mail filter and it easily go in the junk folder.

I don't think so. Email open tracking is not considered an unethical business practice.

Every email marketing provider like MailChimp, InfusionSoft, ConstantContact etc provide email tracking.

 

[pablohc86]

I don't think so. Email open tracking is not considered an unethical business practice.

Every email marketing provider like MailChimp, InfusionSoft, ConstantContact etc provide email tracking.

i'm not saying it is unhetical track a mail.. just if i can be 100% sure of the result.
My mail client automatically block all images from sender that are not in my contact list, so i can open the mail and you never know if i've read it or not, unless i enable images.
I'm sure i'm not the only one with a similar feature

 

[Kate]

Every email marketing provider like MailChimp, InfusionSoft, ConstantContact etc provide email tracking.

There is one big difference though. Since these services specialize in mail delivery they do all they can to get the job done. For example they manage their own IP address blocks (= control of IP reputation), but they also strike deal with ISPs to have their mails whitelisted.
You won't get the same score when sending direct SMTP mail from a residential connection. The mere lack of PTR record will cause a huge bounce rate and there are other factors too.

 

[Domain Monk]

so back to the topic ...how to avoid your mails going to spam....some times i have 60 % open rates , but at times it is 10 % , is it due to heavy emailing ....i do email one by one but its strange