Using Amazon SES - Mail Landing In Spam Folder

[Plentyflow]

Hey Mautic Family, how’s it going. Corey B. here,

I need a little help please.

The link is a video I posted in Google Drive, explaining what I set up so far

Spam Help.mp4

But in brief, when I send test emails to google, they land in the promotions folder. At first they were landing in the spam folder.

When I sent a test email to my yahoo email, it got sent to spam.

As far as I know right now, I set up everything correctly to verify my domain (shown in video)

I want to make sure before I start my campaigns, that my emails aren’t going to spam.

Thank you in advance.

[joeyk]

Hi, this is a really hard question, because you are asking here to give you the holy grail of inboxing.
I would start with this thread:

Problems with Emails going to SPAM

I found this here yesterday? The technology behind it is called MJML. Here the details: Basically it guarantees that the email templates are mobile responsive. I have seen that the templates I used in Mautic are not really mobile responsive. Are there other mautic templates that are able to resolve that problem? Or is it worthwhile to use this technology here? How much difference will it make to use well coded mobile responsive templates?

[Plentyflow]

Not asking for holy grail, I just want to make sure everything is set correctly on my end, so I know that I atleast did all that I can do to avoid spam folders

[joeyk]

If you set up SPF, DKIM, DMARC and you have a clean list, and your domain is not blacklisted, and you send a relevant message, then eventually you’ll inbox.

[Plentyflow]

ok thanks, from the video i posted, does it look like I have everything set up, as far as the SPF, DKIM, DMARC? i believe i st up everything right. Amazon SES says im verified

[Plentyflow]

maybe this is part of the issue

[joeyk]

Can be. Set up dmarc, its good for you.