See where sales are being lost
Find out whether the leak is most likely sitting in provider filtering, sender reputation, audience quality, authentication, sending pressure or infrastructure.
Answer a few focused questions about what you’re sending, who you’re sending to and what you’re seeing across Gmail, Microsoft and other providers.
We’ll use your answers to identify where the problem is most likely sitting and whether a managed recovery makes sense.
You do not need another wall of green ticks. You need to know why email revenue is down and where to look first.
Find out whether the leak is most likely sitting in provider filtering, sender reputation, audience quality, authentication, sending pressure or infrastructure.
Your result puts the highest-risk issues in order so you can spend time on the changes most likely to protect inbox placement and revenue.
Healthy parts of your setup do not need rebuilding just because one provider, segment or signal has deteriorated.
Every campaign you send before fixing the real issue risks leaving more money on the table. Find the leak before your next send.
Start Diagnostic Quiz No email address requiredThis is for businesses where email pays bills. Ecommerce brands, SaaS companies, memberships, publishers and service businesses with a permission-based list that generates sales, leads, bookings, renewals or repeat purchases every week.
Orders slow down. Campaign revenue softens. Your team blames the offer, the subject line, the creative or seasonality. Meanwhile, Outlook may have started junking you three weeks ago, or an ageing segment may be dragging down the reputation of every send.
The costly mistake is spending a month fixing the wrong thing while the real problem keeps taking money out of every campaign.
That is what makes deliverability dangerous. The send goes out. The platform says delivered. Nothing explodes. You just make less money. These are nine of the most common reasons.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC can all pass while alignment, reputation or recipient behaviour still pushes profitable mail away from the inbox.
Complaints, cold contacts and weak engagement can erode sender reputation gradually, long before a dashboard gives you an obvious warning.
One provider can throttle, junk or reject campaigns while another accepts them normally, hiding a sizeable revenue leak inside an average campaign result.
Old, invalid and disengaged contacts can dilute the strong signals from real customers and make future campaigns harder to place.
Broadcasts and automations can pile up until your best contacts stop opening, unsubscribe or hit spam simply because you asked for attention too often.
A sudden jump in volume or speed can trigger deferrals and extra filtering, especially when a domain, IP or provider relationship is still developing.
A changed From name, stale relationship or unexpected content can turn a legitimate subscriber into somebody who no longer remembers asking to hear from you.
Privacy opens, security scanners and bot clicks can make engagement look reassuring while genuine human attention is quietly disappearing.
Return-Path, PTR/rDNS, HELO, TLS, routes or IP reputation can shift underneath a campaign even when the offer and creative have not changed at all.
If your email list is meant to make money, “wait and see” is an expensive strategy. Find out what is leaking before the next campaign goes out.
Start Diagnostic Quiz No email address requiredNo sales call disguised as a quiz. No email gate. No access to your account. You get the diagnosis first. The guide at the end is optional.
No. The result changes according to your audience, sending behaviour, provider symptoms, recent performance and the public checks we can make reliably. The point is to narrow down the likely cause, not hand every business the same ten tips.
No. Complete the diagnostic and view your result without entering your name or email address. If you want the Deliverability Academy afterwards, you can choose to have it emailed to you.
No. Your result comes first. Requesting the Deliverability Academy is optional, and skipping it does not stop you seeing your diagnosis.
Yes. “Delivered” usually means the receiving mail system accepted the message. It does not prove that the email reached the primary inbox or that the people most likely to buy actually saw it.
Authentication proves identity. It does not create demand, repair a weak sender reputation or force Gmail and Microsoft to trust the audience you are sending to. Complaints, list quality, engagement, pacing and provider reputation still matter.
Yes. Gmail, Microsoft, Yahoo and corporate filters make separate decisions. A profitable customer segment can be struggling at one provider while the overall campaign average still looks respectable.
Yes. The diagnostic focuses on the sending signals mailbox providers react to rather than assuming one platform is automatically the problem. Where your platform matters, we ask about it.
Usually a few minutes. The questions are written in plain English and are designed to get enough signal to be useful without turning the diagnostic into a technical audit form.
No. It does not edit DNS, change sending routes, pause campaigns or touch your live platform. It identifies the areas most likely to deserve attention so you know what to investigate next.
No. It is built for permission-based email marketing to subscribers, customers, members and other contacts who have a genuine reason to expect your messages.
If email is supposed to generate sales every day, do not wait for a bad month to prove something is wrong. Run the diagnostic now, find the most likely leak and know what to fix before the next campaign.
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