How to Identify Warm vs. Cold Leads in Telemarketing

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It’s like a badge of trust that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) look at closely, deciding if your emails deserve to be delivered or not. It usually takes time to build a good sender reputation. Imagine that you set up a fresh new server with a brand new, clean IP address that has never been in use before and this server starts sending a huge volume of emails on Day 1. No one else has ever heard of that IP and suddenly “BOOM” – it’s firing tons of emails out.

Kinda unexpected? Who would do that? Well, this is a estonia whatsapp data typical behavior pattern of spammers, which is why most ISPs and ESPs would immediately blacklist the IP address (report it to IP blacklist databases) and consider the emails as spam. What are IP Address Blacklists?The integrity of your sender reputation is closely tied to the concept of IP blacklists. These blacklists are maintained by various organizations and are used to flag IP addresses that are suspected of distributing spam, harmful content, or engaging in other questionable email practices.

If an IP address or domain is added to these lists, it heavily damages its email deliverability as ESPs and ISPs start sending these emails to the spam folder or even blocking them completely.So one of the main goals of email service providers like us is to maintain a good sender reputation for our servers and our IP addresses in order to guarantee high email deliverability for our clients. At SiteGround our system administrators carefully monitor our network 24/7 to ensure our IP addresses remain untainted by activities that could lead to blacklisting.