deliverability
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- noun
- /dɪˌlɪvərəˈbɪləti/
- Specialized
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entregabilidad
- Maintaining a good sender reputation is crucial for optimizing your email deliverability rates.
Examples
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Effective strategies can boost the deliverability of your marketing messages to their intended audience.
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Yet, they still come to us to help them with their deliverability problems, even though they are not following best practices.
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Cherie has been in the email deliverability business for the past six years.
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Once you begin to implement your autoresponder welcome email, look to see if open rates and deliverability increase, if at all.
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Reasons for the limited deliverability of the initial email include inactive email addresses and the use of spam filters by districts.
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Is what the client is paying you enough to cover the cost of resolving deliverability issues and the damage to the reputation of your IP addresses and your company's reputation?
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Today, she works diligently to reduce ISP blocks, complaints, spam traps, and data hygiene problems for her clients and has proudly achieved over 90% inbox deliverability rates.
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Improving your email list hygiene will significantly enhance your deliverability to clients.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
deliverability = deliverable (transparent) = deliver + able + ity
The formation from the adjective 'deliverable' by the noun-forming suffix '-ity' is a standard, regular derivation.
Etymology
Deliverability comes from deliver ('to hand over' or 'to send') and the ending -ability ('can be done'). So it means how well something, like an email or a package, can be sent and actually reach the right person.