IP Warming – Why is it Important and Best Practices
IP Warming is referred to as the practice of setting up the credibility and reputation of a new IP address by sending regular but small number of emails over a period of time and gradually increasing the volume. This gives Internet Service Providers (ISPs) the opportunity to evaluate and recognize your sending practices before giving the green light to your entire email list. Why IP warming needed for a new IP address ISPs look at every new IP address with suspicion as email spammers frequently change their IP address - once their existing IP starts getting blacklisted and identified as spam, they get a new IP. Due to this reason when email providers see emails coming from an IP with no history, they get concerned and carefully observe for unusual or high-volume activity. Email clients like Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo check the email sent history for the previous 30 days of the IP address to deliver the emails to the inbox. So, it is important to build a send history of 30 days by start...