Our innovative Risk Assessment feature is invaluable for your email marketing endeavors. It scrutinizes your imported contact list, providing a comprehensive overview of email deliverability and potential risks.
Delving into the specifics, it uses our internal Bulk Verification technology to dissect the email list, dividing addresses into categories such as 'deliverable,' 'undeliverable,' 'catch-all,' and 'unknown'. It further segments these categories by risk level: 'high', 'low,' 'medium,' and 'unknown'. This granular insight enables a clearer understanding of your contact list's deliverability prospects.
But it doesn't stop at merely providing data. It enhances your email strategy by helping reduce bounce rates and unnecessary blocks on your email-sending capabilities. It also prompts enabling the email verification feature for those not using it, further improving the overall success rate of your email campaigns.
In essence, this feature is your strategic partner in optimizing the deliverability and effectiveness of your email marketing campaigns, helping you reach your audience more consistently and efficiently.
Bulk email validation is a powerful tool for businesses and organizations of all sizes, and it is used in several practical scenarios. Here are some examples:
Email Marketing Campaigns: Businesses regularly email marketing campaigns, sending newsletters, promotional emails, or updates to their customers. Using a list of unverified emails can lead to high bounce rates, negatively affecting the sender's reputation and deliverability. Bulk email validation helps businesses clean their email lists and ensure they reach their intended audience.
User Registration Validation: When users sign up for a service, they often provide an email address. However, they might make a typo, use an email address that doesn't exist, or provide a fake one. Bulk email validation can help to verify that these emails are valid before they are added to the company's database, ensuring that the company can communicate effectively with its users.
CRM Data Cleaning: Over time, email addresses in a company's Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system can become outdated. People may leave jobs, change their email addresses, or abandon old accounts. Regularly validating these email addresses in bulk ensures the company's CRM data remains up to date.
E-commerce Platforms: Online retailers must communicate with customers about orders, shipping, and other related issues. Bulk email validation ensures that transactional emails (like order confirmations) and marketing emails reach the customers' inboxes.
Community Updates: Non-profit organizations, clubs, or communities often must send updates to their members. Bulk email validation ensures that these emails don't bounce back and the information reaches all intended recipients.
Education Institutes: Universities, colleges, and schools often communicate with students, parents, or staff through email. Whether it's fee updates, event announcements, or educational material distribution, these institutions must ensure that their emails are not sent to invalid addresses.
Research and Surveys: Many researchers and companies rely on email to distribute surveys and gather responses. They need to be sure that they're sending these critical communications to valid email addresses to get accurate and reliable data.
Job Portals and Recruitment Companies: They often communicate with job seekers and employers via email, sending job notifications, interview schedules, and more. Bulk email validation can help these companies maintain effective communication.
Upon importing a CSV to the CRM, if your sub-account is on the LC Email SMTP and you have not enabled the individual Email Validation feature; Your imported CSV will be analyzed in the backend. And then a popup will be displayed and an Email sent to the Sub account team members about the risk analysis of that CSV import's Email Addresses. The Email and Popup will encourage users to enable Email Verification.
Subject line: Email content for list of high risk
Hi [sub-account Friendly Business Name],
We scanned your latest Contact Import and found the following with the email addresses:
Deliverable: 71.84%
High Risk: 17.81%
Activating native email validation can eliminate potential risks by ensuring that you don't send to non-valid email addresses. Once activated, the system will not attempt to send to any email address marked as invalid.
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If you have any further questions or need assistance managing your email list, please feel free to contact our support team using the blue check mark in-app. We are here to help!
Best regards,
[admin name]
[Company Name]
The Risk Assessment tab in Settings> Email Services> Risk Assessment will keep track of historical data for the imports regarding Email Addresses Risk Assessment.
The Risk Assessment tab provides a comprehensive overview of your email verifications and their results. Here's a breakdown of the user interface:
Records: This shows how many bulk email verification records or jobs are displayed.
Date Range: The date range provided at the top,, indicates the time frame for the email verification records displayed.
Import Name: This column lists the name of each email verification job. It fetches the name of the Bulk Import action from Bulk Actions. Each name should be unique, as that helps you identify and track the respective job.
Created at: This column displays the exact date and time each job was created. It's formatted in the pattern "Day Month Date Year Time Zone."
No. of Emails: This column shows the total number of email addresses included in each job for verification.
Deliverable (%): This column indicates the percentage of email addresses in the job verified and found to be deliverable or valid.
Undeliverable (%): This column shows the percentage of email addresses in the job that was verified and found to be undeliverable or invalid.
Unknown (%): This column displays the percentage of email addresses in the job that could not be conclusively verified, meaning their deliverability status remains unknown.
Pagination: The "Page 1 of 1" at the bottom suggests that you're on the first page of the results. If more records could be displayed on one page, you would use these controls to navigate the pages.
A: The Deliverable percentage indicates the proportion of email addresses verified and found valid and reachable in a given job. This percentage is calculated by dividing the number of deliverable email addresses by the total number of email addresses in the job, then multiplying the result by 100.
A: The Undeliverable percentage represents the proportion of email addresses in a specific job verified and found invalid or unreachable. This percentage is determined by dividing the number of undeliverable email addresses by the total number of email addresses in the job, then multiplying the result by 100.
A: The Unknown percentage shows the proportion of email addresses in a particular job that could not be definitively verified. This means that their deliverability status is unclear. It is calculated by dividing the number of emails with unknown status by the total number of emails in the job, then multiplying the result by 100.
A: The "Import Name" is a unique identifier for each job or batch of email addresses you submit for verification. It allows you to track and manage each job separately.
A: The date and time information in the "Created at" column helps you understand when each email verification job was initiated. This can be particularly useful for tracking progress over time or determining the order in which jobs were processed.
A: Not all email addresses can be verified for various reasons, such as server restrictions, privacy settings, or network issues. These email addresses are categorized as 'Unknown'.
A: If the email server doesn't respond in a timely manner, the verification system may categorize the email address as 'Unknown.' The system could not determine whether the email address is deliverable or undeliverable.
A. Many 'Unknown' results might suggest server issues or other technical problems. You may want to consider re-running the verification process at a later time. If the problem persists, consider reaching out to Support. The formatting of the email address could be an issue, or the CSV format might have some problems.
A: After receiving the Risk Assessment report, you should consider removing or re-checking the 'Undeliverable' and 'Unknown' email addresses from your list before executing any email campaign. This can help improve your campaign's deliverability rate and overall effectiveness.
A: The "No. of Emails" represents the total count of email addresses included in a particular batch or job for verification. This gives you an idea of the scale of the email verification job.
A: Different jobs or batches may have varying percentages of Deliverable, Undeliverable, and Unknown emails due to the quality of the email addresses in each batch. For instance, a batch containing older or outdated email addresses may have a higher Undeliverable percentage than a batch with recently collected addresses.
A: To improve deliverability, you can collect the email addresses through reliable sources, update your email lists regularly, and use double opt-in methods to ensure the email addresses belong to people genuinely interested in receiving your communication.
A: Deliverable emails can still bounce due to the recipient's mailbox being full, the mail server being temporarily unavailable, or the email being marked as Spam by the recipient's email service.
A: Yes, you can re-run the email verification for a specific batch. This could be particularly helpful in case a significant percentage of emails were marked as Unknown, which might be due to temporary server issues.
A: The frequency of email list verification can depend on various factors like list growth, bounce rates, etc. However, it's a good practice to verify your email list before any significant email campaign.
A: Email verification is crucial for maintaining a healthy email marketing strategy. It helps you remove invalid or undeliverable emails, thus improving the deliverability rate, protecting your sender reputation, and increasing the effectiveness of your email campaigns.
A. Yes, the email verification process respects user privacy. It doesn't involve accessing the contents of any email, but rather, it checks whether an email address is valid and capable of receiving emails.
A: Yes, the email verification process is designed to be secure. The data you submit for verification is typically processed over secure connections, and the resulting information is handled according to the service provider's data handling and privacy policies.
