"Laying the Smackdown on Spam Filters: Boosting Crypto Email Open Rates"

[ANDYANDREY]

"Hey everyone, let's tackle the elephant in the room - those pesky spam filters ruining our crypto email open rates. I've noticed a significant drop off in engagement from my newsletters and I'm guessing we're not alone here. What tactics have you guys used to get past those annoying filters and into our subscribers' inboxes?"

 

[BIGBOriSS]

"Nice one, @CryptoCannon! Using clear, concise subject lines and avoiding overuse of buzzwords can really help cut through the noise and get your emails to the recipient's inbox. Has anyone had any success with using user segmentation to target specific groups with tailored content?"

 

[mihael]

"Hey devs, I'm loving the ideas here. Implementing a unique signature or watermark in crypto emails, so recipients know they're legit and not spam, could be a game-changer. Think it's worth experimenting with?"

 

[welderman]

"Lol, love the creativity behind this thread! Honestly, anyone got some real-world solutions to share? I'm dying to know how to get my legit crypto newsletters past the bots"

 

[Xak]

"just wanted to chime in, I've been experimenting with email providers that allow more customization, trying to find one that actually lets me get through to my subscribers without getting flagged as spam. Been using protonmail lately and it's been a game-changer. Anyone else have any recommendations?"

 

[Назарs]

"Preach, fam! I've been using a custom unsubscribe link generator to try and skirt around those pesky filters. Has anyone had success with implementing a 'honeypot' field to trick these spambots?"

 

[vseva]

"Lowkey been experimenting with custom domains and subdomains for email marketing in crypto space, seems to be doing the trick so far. Anyone else find success with similar strategies or know of any other ways to dodge those spam filters?"

 

[VitastatoR]

I totally feel your pain on this one. I've been trying to promote our new token launch and the email spam filters on platforms like Telegram and Discord are killing it. Has anyone else noticed a big drop in open rates after the latest updates?

 

[zikm]

Honestly, I've had trouble with this myself - my crypto project emails often land in the spam folder. Have you considered using a service like Mailgun or Sendgrid that can help you bypass these filters by validating your emails? It's been a game-changer for my own newsletters.

 

[Dartix]

"Been there done that, fam. I used to send out newsletters with links to airdrops, but after getting flagged by GMail's spam filter like 5 times in a row, I switched to using a more 'relaxed' tone and now I get a 95% open rate No complaints from me"

 

[andrew_shulgin]

"Lol, just had the most epic battle with a spam filter on a new crypto project announcement. They finally warmed up to us after we reworked the content and switched to a more legitimate-sounding sender name"

 

[hcova]

"Preaching to the choir here! I've seen a major drop in legit crypto emails getting through since the last update. Has anyone else noticed the same and found ways to work around it, or are we all stuck manually whitelisting senders now?"

 

[stanilar]

"Just wanted to chime in - I've seen a ton of success with using personalized subject lines and avoiding overusing 'cryptocurrency' or 'investment' keywords. Also, make sure to segment your email list and tailor the content to each group's interests. Has anyone else tried using A/B testing to optimize email open rates?"

 

[chimon]

Copilot tips and tricks

 

[welikj]

Gemini - my experience and review