在此页面上:了解如何使用“优化”活动和用户档案上限构建一个历程,以逐步加快电子邮件投放速度,从而帮助您预热新的IP地址并建立发件人信誉。
如果您最近已移至其他电子邮件服务提供商、IP地址或电子邮件域或子域,则需要建立您作为发件人的声誉。 否则,您的投放可能会被阻止或移至收件人邮箱的垃圾邮件文件夹。 请参阅可投放性最佳实践指南以了解如何利用IP预热提高您的电子邮件信誉。
要预热您的IP,您可以逐渐增加投放的数量。 阅读有关在Journey Optimizer中优化可投放性的更多信息。
此用例的目的是创建历程以加快电子邮件投放。 要配置此历程,请执行以下步骤:
在IP预热后,您可以删除此条件。
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- TL;DR: This use case describes how to build an Adobe Journey Optimizer journey that gradually ramps up email delivery volume using a Profile cap condition to protect sender reputation during IP warming.
Intents:
- Build a journey to gradually increase email delivery volume for IP warming
- Configure a Profile cap condition to limit the number of recipients per delivery run
- Protect sender reputation when switching to a new email service provider, IP address, or domain
- Remove the volume cap condition once the IP is fully warmed up
Glossary:
- IP warming: The process of gradually increasing email send volume from a new IP address or domain to build sender reputation with mailbox providers (product-specific)
- Profile cap: A condition type in the Optimize activity that limits the maximum number of profiles that receive a message in a given journey run (product-specific)
- Optimize activity: A journey canvas activity used to apply conditions, targeting rules, or experimentation to control how profiles flow through a journey (product-specific)
Guardrails:
- A Profile cap condition must be set in the Optimize activity’s Conditions method to control delivery volume.
- Profiles that exceed the cap take the alternate path defined in the journey.
- The profile cap limit should be increased gradually over time up to the total number of subscribers.
Terminology:
- Canonical name: Ramp-up deliveries — Acronym: none — variants: IP warming, IP warmup, delivery ramp-up
- Synonyms: “IP warming” = “IP warmup” = “sender reputation building”
- Do not confuse: “Profile cap” ≠ “audience size limit” (Profile cap is a per-run delivery limit; audience size is the total number of qualified profiles)
FAQ:
- Q: Why do I need to ramp up deliveries when switching to a new IP or domain? — A new IP or domain has no sending history, so mailbox providers may block or spam-folder messages until a positive reputation is established through gradual, increasing volume.
- Q: How does the Profile cap condition control delivery volume? — It sets a maximum number of profiles that can receive the message in a single journey run; profiles beyond that limit take an alternate path instead.
- Q: When can I remove the Profile cap condition? — Once the IP is fully warmed up and your sender reputation is established, you can remove the condition from the journey.
- Q: Can I increase the cap gradually over time? — Yes; you can update the Limit field in the Profile cap condition to progressively increase the number of recipients per run up to your full subscriber count.