GetResponse Emails Going to Spam (DMARC and From Address)

How to fix it

Try these in order — the most common fix is first.

1. 1. Use a from address on your own domain

   1. Replace Gmail, Yahoo, AOL or Mail.ru from addresses with one on a domain you control.
   Did this fix it? Yes No

2. 2. Authenticate the domain

   1. Configure DKIM and DMARC for the sending domain at your DNS provider, following GetResponse's domain setup instructions.
   Did this fix it? Yes No

3. 3. Protect list quality

   1. Remove bounced and unengaged contacts and only mail people who opted in; high complaint rates also trigger account review.
   Did this fix it? Yes No

4. 4. Ask key recipients to allow you

   1. Ask them to add your from address to their address book and allow GetResponse IP ranges listed in the help center.
   Did this fix it? Yes No

Symptoms

Open rates drop, recipients find messages in junk, or a DMARC warning appears next to your from address.

Why it happens

• From address on a public domain
• No DKIM/DMARC on your own domain
• Poor list quality and complaints
• Recipient provider filtering

This guide also covers

• getresponse emails going to spam
• getresponse dmarc
• getresponse domain authentication
• getresponse deliverability

The same problem in other apps

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• Brevo Emails Going to Spam (Brevo)
• MailerLite Emails Going to Spam (MailerLite)
• ActiveCampaign Emails Going to Spam (ActiveCampaign)
• ConvertKit (Kit) Emails Going to Spam (ConvertKit (Kit))
• Mailchimp Emails Going to Spam (Mailchimp)

Other GetResponse errors

• GetResponse Account Under Review (Being Verified)
• GetResponse Emails Not Being Delivered or Sent
• GetResponse Autoresponder Not Sending
• How to Cancel GetResponse Subscription
• GetResponse Charged After Cancelling
• GetResponse Refund: Is There a Money-Back Policy?
• GetResponse Over Contact Limit: List Extension Fee
• GetResponse Account Limited: Pay the Balance