Receiving Warmup Emails from Mailivery: What to Expect and How to Handle Them
Understanding the basics of Mailivery mailbox warmup.
Rachel Cole
Last Update 15 giorni fa
As a user of Mailivery's automated peer-to-peer mailbox warmup tool, you play a crucial role in maintaining the quality and effectiveness of our network. Our warmup process is designed to enhance your email deliverability by gradually building a positive sender reputation. However, it's essential to understand how this process works and what you should do when you start receiving warmup emails.
What are Warmup Emails?
Warmup emails are automatically generated messages sent between users within our network to simulate real email activity. These emails help to "warm up" your mailbox, making it more likely that your legitimate emails will reach the inbox rather than the spam folder.
How to Identify Mailivery Warmup Emails:
- Read more: What is my filter ID for?
Example:
Important Guidelines for Handling Warmup Emails
- Do Not Mark as Spam: It's crucial that you do not mark these emails as spam. Marking warmup emails as spam can negatively impact the entire network, affecting the deliverability for all users.
- No Action Required: These emails will be automatically moved to an archive folder. You don't need to delete, reply to, or take any action on these emails.
- Understand the Consequences: If you mark warmup emails as spam, your warmup activity may be paused, and you could be removed from the warmup network. We monitor these activities to ensure the health of our network.
We are actively monitoring the network for users who may be incorrectly handling warm-up emails. Users found to be mishandling these emails will be removed from the P2P network to maintain our system's integrity.