Domailfix for email marketing
Quick answer
Email marketers use Domailfix to clean their list before a campaign: it removes addresses that would bounce, flags spam traps, throwaway and shared inboxes, and gives the list a health score, so more emails reach the inbox.
The problem
Lists decay every month as people change jobs and close accounts. Sending to dead addresses raises your bounce rate, and email services and inbox providers punish high bounce rates by sending your emails to spam, or by pausing your account.
How Domailfix helps
- Remove bounces before they happen. Undeliverable addresses are found before you send.
- Spot risky addresses: spam traps, abuse@ inboxes, throwaway addresses and shared team inboxes are marked so you can leave them out.
- Fix typos such as gmial.com, so real subscribers are not lost.
- List health score from 0 to 100, so you know at a glance whether a list is safe to send.
- Stop bad sign-ups at the source with the website form widget.
A simple workflow
- Export your list, or connect your email tool from Clean lists in your tools.
- Verify it and check the list health score.
- Send to Deliverable and Likely valid addresses. Remove Undeliverable ones, and review Risky ones.
- Add the website form widget to your sign-up forms so new subscribers are checked as they type.
- Clean the list again before big campaigns.
Tools that fit
- Mailchimp, Brevo, Instantly and others, cleaned from your account.
- Free deliverability tools: SPF, DKIM and DMARC checkers, blacklist checker and list health checker.
- Read why your emails go to spam on the blog.
FAQ
How often should I clean my list?
Before any large campaign, and at least every few months. Lists lose valid addresses every month as people change jobs.
Does Domailfix send an email to my subscribers?
No. Domailfix never sends a message to the addresses you check, so your subscribers never see anything.