SMS regulations for Australia
Marketing SMS in Australia are governed by the Spam Act 2003 and the Privacy Act 1988, both enforced by the...
Read moreSpam Words to Avoid in Your Email Campaigns
Spam filters scan every email for "trigger" words — terms that historically appear in scams, phishing attempts and aggressive sales...
Read moreIs There a Difference Between a Spam Blacklist and a DNS-Based Blacklist?
Both terms refer to lists of senders flagged as suspicious, but they describe slightly different things. A « spam blacklist...
Read moreHow to Reduce Your SpamAssassin Score
At Mailpro, we use SpamAssassin to evaluate every campaign before it goes out — both the email content and the...
Read moreHow to Make Sure Password Reset Emails Don’t Go to Spam
To stop password reset emails from landing in spam, you need to combine three things: technical authentication, content discipline and...
Read moreHow to Avoid the Spam Folder
Even great emails end up in spam if you skip the basics. Here are the 8 fixes that actually move...
Read moreWhat Is Graymail and How Is It Different From Spam?
Graymail is the email category that sits between truly wanted messages and outright spam: newsletters, promotions, alerts and notifications that...
Read moreIs there a way to test my SPAM level?
Yes — several free or freemium tools analyse your campaigns before sending and return a spam score (typically out of...
Read moreWhat Happens After a Spam Complaint?
If a recipient files an abuse complaint about an email or SMS campaign sent through your Mailpro account, our compliance...
Read moreHow to avoid anti-spam filters?
Are your campaigns landing in spam? The cause is rarely Mailpro — it is almost always a mix of technical...
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