Email and automation

Feedback loop

A feedback loop is an arrangement where a mailbox provider notifies the sender when a recipient marks an email as spam. The sender can then immediately remove the complainer from the list and avoid repeated complaints. Loops are an important tool for protecting sender reputation and deliverability.

A recipient marks an email as spam, and through the feedback loop, the address is automatically removed from future sends.

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