Hi folks,
We've seen similar patterns with Microsoft, in many cases Gmail open rates
outperform MS which in my experience is unusual. However, when we've dug deeper
into these 'false green' cases it tends to be SRD causing most of the issues.
Persuading clients to tighten up on engagement crite
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From: Benjamin BILLON via mailop
To: "mailop@mailop.org"
Date: 18/08/2017 02:42
Subject: [mailop] Are SNDS colors still reliable?
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Hello folks,
I've seen recent cases where open rates of Hotmail'
I've heard many senders with similar issues to Microsoft in the last
months, so I'm convinced there is a change on microsoft side.
I saw shared IPs with no changes in senders drop from 25% (unique) open
rates of the last May to 15% since June. (FYI: Gmail opens for the same IPs
are in the 30-35% a
Thanks for the replies,
@Michael> I've seen such behavior on 5.63.28.29 or 5.63.27.210 for instance
(two distinct cases). We already opened a ticket for one of these when
traffic was deferred but I'll follow your suggestion and open a new one for
this specific question!
> They mean nothing.
WELL.
> On Aug 17, 2017, at 5:36 PM, Benjamin BILLON via mailop
> wrote:
>
> Hello folks,
>
> I've seen recent cases where open rates of Hotmail's recipients are clearly
> lower than for other ISPs (like, less than half the rate of Gmail, Yahoo,
> etc.).
> Manual tests and seeded addresses show m
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Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2017 5:37 PM
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Subject: [mailop] Are SNDS colors still reliable?
Hello folks,
I've seen recent cases where open rates of Hotmail's recipients are clearly
lower than for ot
Hello folks,
I've seen recent cases where open rates of Hotmail's recipients are clearly
lower than for other ISPs (like, less than half the rate of Gmail, Yahoo,
etc.).
Manual tests and seeded addresses show mixed results, with both inbox and
junk folder.
What's weird is that I can see a bright
