Email reputation is a measure of how
trustworthy your business’s email domain appears to inbox providers and spam filters. This is measured on factors like sending habits, content quality, recipient engagement, and the use of security protocols such as DMARC, SPF, and DKIM.
For Australian organisations, particularly those in aged care, healthcare, and professional services, a strong email reputation is essential to ensure critical communications - like appointment reminders, patient updates, or confidential client information - consistently reach their intended recipients’ inboxes, not the spam folder!
Poor email sender reputation can result in emails being blocked, marked as spam, or blacklisted, potentially disrupting operations and damaging your organisation’s credibility.
With cyber threats and phishing attacks on the rise, especially targeting sensitive sectors, maintaining a positive email reputation is vital for protecting your brand, safeguarding client data, and supporting compliance with Australian regulations.
By investing in email reputation management, including regular monitoring, email authentication, and list hygiene, businesses can improve email deliverability, prevent email spoofing, and enhance overall security to ensure your messages always reach the right people.