Inbox Deliverability & Copy Boost
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
My pre-launch startup audience is getting my updates from MailerLite, yet Gmail keeps filing them under Promotions. I want those messages showing up in the Primary tab so I can lift open rates and, ultimately, drive more link clicks.
Here’s what I need done:
• Run a quick but thorough deliverability audit—identify why Gmail is flagging the broadcasts and map out the fixes.
• Correct or set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, then verify they pass every test (Google Postmaster, MXToolbox, etc.).
• Tweak any MailerLite sender-level settings and suggest smart Gmail filter work-arounds where appropriate.
• Rewrite 2–3 campaign emails in a founder’s personal voice—snappy subject lines, natural preview text, and copy that sounds like it was typed by me, not marketing software. The rewrite must keep links intact and nudge readers toward clicking them.
Acceptance is simple:
– Seed-list tests land in Primary for at least 8-out-of-10 Gmail accounts.
– All three authentication records show “PASS”.
– Final copy is approved by me and pasted back into MailerLite ready to ship.
If you have a track record with startups and know your way around Gmail’s quirks, I’m ready to get this fixed right away.
Here’s what I need done:
• Run a quick but thorough deliverability audit—identify why Gmail is flagging the broadcasts and map out the fixes.
• Correct or set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, then verify they pass every test (Google Postmaster, MXToolbox, etc.).
• Tweak any MailerLite sender-level settings and suggest smart Gmail filter work-arounds where appropriate.
• Rewrite 2–3 campaign emails in a founder’s personal voice—snappy subject lines, natural preview text, and copy that sounds like it was typed by me, not marketing software. The rewrite must keep links intact and nudge readers toward clicking them.
Acceptance is simple:
– Seed-list tests land in Primary for at least 8-out-of-10 Gmail accounts.
– All three authentication records show “PASS”.
– Final copy is approved by me and pasted back into MailerLite ready to ship.
If you have a track record with startups and know your way around Gmail’s quirks, I’m ready to get this fixed right away.