I did some inbox placement testing a few days ago and it ran smoothly and I got som results back. Then I tried setting up an automated inbox placement testing but it hasn't sent any inbox testing e-mails for several days. Anyone ever encountered this? What might it be

I'm excited to get started. I've been warming up my inboxes for over 7 weeks now, 25 inboxes on 5 domains. I've filtered my list to exclude leads who do not fit my ICP. I've verified the e-mails on my lead list. I've written e-mail copy with SPINTAX. I've removed spammy words. I also put all leads with Microsoft/Outlook inboxes in a separate campaign out of fear for ending up in spam. Seems like I do fine with all other ESPs but little to no success with Microsoft/Outlook. Quick question: Does including phone number, full name and full company name hurt or boost deliverability? Currently I'm including all of this in my signature. "William Marksen 070 - 53 74 628 Marksen Digital Solutions" But I think I saw in one of Jays videos a way back that it's better to keep the signature general so it doesn't stand out which increases the likelihood of it being be recognized and eventually marked as spam.

as per the attached am landing 50% in spam for outlook, everything else i am 90% plus why are the blocks in spam all together as well as delivers, suggest instantly has a sending pattern or is throttling? also this copy had no links what are people doing to not land in office / outlook spam? should i only purchase office 365 domains now? all advice welcome

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Is anyone having success I'm getting 50-70% landing in spam now... below is what instantly are saying but seems like they don't really have a solution, this has been going on for too long now. what are you guys doing? Outlook and Office 365 have recently made their spam filters much stricter, which has resulted in even legitimate emails—including some from Microsoft itself—landing in the spam folder. This is a provider-specific issue and is not caused by your accounts or DNS settings. The situation is expected to be temporary as Microsoft works on adjustments. To improve your chances of reaching the inbox in Outlook, consider these steps: - Use text-only emails. - Test multiple versions of your email copy. - Warm up your sending accounts for 2-3 weeks. - Consider new domains and email accounts. - Contact only verified leads. - Test different email infrastructure providers (e.g., Google, Outlook, Maildoso). - Use "Campaign Filters" to separate Outlook leads into a dedicated campaign. - Try the ESP Routing feature to test different providers for Outlook leads or set rules to avoid sending to Outlook recipients. Keep in mind that no provider can currently guarantee inbox placement with Outlook/Office 365 due to these ongoing changes.