
The short answer: the E-mail Marketing page has an eight-point checklist to tick before you press send. Here is each point, with the reason and where to fix it.
The eight checks
| Check | Why | Where to fix it |
| 1. The sending domain is verified (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) | Without it, the big services distrust everything you send. | SPF, DKIM and DMARC |
| 2. The list only has contacts who agreed to receive it | People who did not ask complain, and complaints outweigh everything. | A legal list |
| 3. The subject is short and says what is inside | It decides whether the e-mail gets opened. | The subject line |
| 4. There is text before the images | Many people read with images off, and filters distrust image-only e-mails. | The block editor |
| 5. The main button goes to the right page | A click that lands on the home page loses the customer. | The test |
| 6. The unsubscribe link is in the footer | People who cannot find the way out press «spam». | Unsubscribe |
| 7. It passed the spam checker | It catches the most common content mistakes. | The checker |
| 8. You sent a test to your own e-mail and looked at it on your phone | That is where design problems show up. | The test |
On the page, the checklist stays in your browser only: it helps you keep track and is not sent anywhere.
| If check 1 or 2 fails, do not send. The others can be fixed in the next campaign; a burned domain or a wave of complaints takes far longer to recover from. |
| One more that is not on the list: confirm the target group. It is the one mistake the test cannot catch. |
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