Deliverability
Email deliverability on Amazon SES — DMARC, BIMI and warm-up
Authentication configured properly, a 30-day IP warm-up curve, complaint-rate circuit breakers and seed-list placement monitoring by provider.
- 98.9%
- inbox placement, 30-day median
- < 0.08%
- complaint rate ceiling enforced
- 30 days
- managed dedicated IP warm-up
Deliverability is operations, not a setting
Authentication first
DKIM, SPF and DMARC generated for your domain, with a subdomain strategy that keeps marketing sends away from your transactional reputation.
Managed warm-up
Volume ramps on a 30-day curve per provider, throttling automatically if complaints or bounces spike.
Suppression hygiene
Hard bounces, complaints and unsubscribes suppressed instantly and shared with WhatsApp so you never re-contact an opt-out.
Placement monitoring
Seed-list results by provider plus Google Postmaster and Yahoo feedback in one view.
List quality gates
Syntax, MX and role-account checks at import, with risky segments quarantined instead of silently burning reputation.
Incident playbooks
If Gmail placement drops, you get the diagnosis and the fix list — not a dashboard shrug.
Questions on this page
Each answer is written to stand alone, so search engines and AI assistants can quote it.
Do I need a dedicated IP?
Only above roughly 100K sends a month with consistent volume. Below that a well-warmed shared pool usually places better than a cold dedicated IP.
Why DMARC at p=reject?
Enforcement is what stops lookalike spoofing of your domain, and it is a prerequisite for BIMI showing your logo in the inbox.
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