Shopify Email: "50% of your emails were not sent"

[Ming_Sendif]

Hi all,

Have you guys ever encountered the above issue when sending with Shopify Email? Last Friday (December 2), after more than a year of not sending any email campaigns to my subscribers, I sent an email announcing the launch of some new products.

I sent to the "All Subscribers" list created by Shopify's in-built email marketing tool, and apparently, a lot of people marked my email as spam, so Shopify stopped sending the email.

I've never encountered an issue like this before. Then again, I rarely send email campaigns. Nevertheless, I'd be super grateful for any advice you might have!

Thanks!

[soleseriouss]

this is a common issue faced by email marketers. If your emails are marked as spam, you won't be able to send more!

[softtricksmedia]

You can try to change multiple email titles and start A/B testing for your news later.

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