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Sending event emails: tips & tricks

Why Are My Event Emails Going to Spam or Not Being Received? How to Prevent Event Emails from Going to Spam

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Written by Mark Bushy
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Some email programs or corporate firewalls can block an email from being delivered. As the deliverability rate is very high from our IP address, the best way to ensure that emails are to use the tips & tricks below to avoid your email being flagged as spam:

  1. Include high quality content

  2. Avoid all caps in the body text

  3. Include a message >200 words

  4. Avoid symbols, special characters, and emojis

  5. Include both words and images

  6. Try sending a test email to your Gmail account or someone else's Gmail account. Gmail has one of the toughest consumer spam filters out there!

For our corporate customers: if you're getting blocked by corporate firewalls or spam filters, you can reach out to IT support and ask them to whitelist @eventcreatemail.com, @eventcreatemail1.com, @eventcreatemail2.com, and @eventcreatemail3.com

If all else fails, use your personal or corporate email to send the event website link directly to attendees!

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