Comments on: Sender Authentication – How To Get Emails Delivered http://www.glockeasymail.com/how-to-get-emails-delivered/ Create and Send that Killer HTML email newsletters Tue, 27 Jul 2010 07:36:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Lucinda@franking machinehttp://www.glockeasymail.com/how-to-get-emails-delivered/comment-page-1/#comment-2269 Lucinda@franking machine Sat, 27 Jun 2009 14:56:23 +0000 http://www.glockeasymail.com/?p=915#comment-2269 Great info here, thanks... 1 question though,If I simply don't have the time to check through all this due to other work commitments, is using constant contact, or aweber a good move, or not?If so, any ideas who is best? I think both offer a free trial but I would love an experts opinion on this!!! Great info here, thanks… 1 question though,

If I simply don’t have the time to check through all this due to other work commitments, is using constant contact, or aweber a good move, or not?

If so, any ideas who is best? I think both offer a free trial but I would love an experts opinion on this!!!

]]> By: kevinhttp://www.glockeasymail.com/how-to-get-emails-delivered/comment-page-1/#comment-1641 kevin Thu, 30 Apr 2009 19:34:34 +0000 http://www.glockeasymail.com/?p=915#comment-1641 Is MTA a good tool to deliver emails? Especially when we are trying to send over 25,000 contacts per day? Is MTA a good tool to deliver emails? Especially when we are trying to send over 25,000 contacts per day?

]]> By: Why My Emails Get Blocked or Filtered: Causes and Solutions Insidehttp://www.glockeasymail.com/how-to-get-emails-delivered/comment-page-1/#comment-403 Why My Emails Get Blocked or Filtered: Causes and Solutions Inside Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:24:55 +0000 http://www.glockeasymail.com/?p=915#comment-403 [...] Some technical issues such as incorrectly formatted message headers, no reverse DNS, PTR records setup, or authentication errors can lead to email delivery challenges and can cause the emails being filtered or blocked by ISPs. They seem to be serious problems but in fact they are easy to correct. You just need to contact your IT staff, or your server administrator, or your hosting service, or your ISP and notify them about the problem you encountered. Generally, it doesn’t take much time to correct the issue. Here you can read more about how to deal with technical sending issues and get your emails delivered. [...] [...] Some technical issues such as incorrectly formatted message headers, no reverse DNS, PTR records setup, or authentication errors can lead to email delivery challenges and can cause the emails being filtered or blocked by ISPs. They seem to be serious problems but in fact they are easy to correct. You just need to contact your IT staff, or your server administrator, or your hosting service, or your ISP and notify them about the problem you encountered. Generally, it doesn’t take much time to correct the issue. Here you can read more about how to deal with technical sending issues and get your emails delivered. [...]

]]> By: Juliahttp://www.glockeasymail.com/how-to-get-emails-delivered/comment-page-1/#comment-317 Julia Wed, 05 Nov 2008 10:59:49 +0000 http://www.glockeasymail.com/?p=915#comment-317 @ Ant,G-Lock EasyMail v6 already provides you with the ability to sign the emails with DomainKeys signature. See DomainKeys Signature tab in the Account settings. But since this is a DNS based authentication, you need to have access to your DNS in order to write Public Key there. @ Ant,

G-Lock EasyMail v6 already provides you with the ability to sign the emails with DomainKeys signature. See DomainKeys Signature tab in the Account settings. But since this is a DNS based authentication, you need to have access to your DNS in order to write Public Key there.

]]> By: Anthttp://www.glockeasymail.com/how-to-get-emails-delivered/comment-page-1/#comment-314 Ant Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:05:58 +0000 http://www.glockeasymail.com/?p=915#comment-314 As I understand it , sending DomainKeys compliant email requires the email server itself to digitally sign each sent message - is it possible that future releases of G-Lock Easymail will contain this functionality for direct senders? As I understand it , sending DomainKeys compliant email requires the email server itself to digitally sign each sent message – is it possible that future releases of G-Lock Easymail will contain this functionality for direct senders?

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