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Keep every email list healthy
Mirin checks each email address before it saves a lead, a customer, a signup or a subscriber. Addresses that cannot receive mail are caught before they cost you deliveries.
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What Mirin checks
Email audience
10 people · 6 subscribed| Person | Status | Lists | Source | Last engagement | Added |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maya Chen[email protected] | Subscribed | Monthly newsletterIntro week waitlist | Newsletter signup | Clicked email2 hours ago | Sep 14yesterday |
| Daniel Ortiz[email protected] | Subscribed | Monthly newsletter | Contact form | Opened email5 hours ago | Sep 105 days ago |
| Sam Okafor[email protected] | Subscribed | Past members | Manual | Replied to emailyesterday | Aug 302 weeks ago |
| Jordan Ellis[email protected] | Subscribed | Intro week waitlist | Chat | Sent a message3 days ago | Sep 114 days ago |
| Noah Reyes[email protected] | Subscribed | Monthly newsletterPast members | Manual | Clicked email4 days ago | May 214 months ago |
| Grace Kim[email protected] | Subscribed | Monthly newsletter | Newsletter signup | Opened email6 days ago | Aug 9a month ago |
Every address gets the same checks, run on Amazon SES. A result is remembered for a while, so the same address is not checked again each time it appears.
- Format
- The address has to be a real email format, so a typo such as a missing .com is caught first.
- Domain
- The part after the @ has to be a domain that can receive mail.
- Mailbox
- The mailbox itself has to be likely to exist.
- Quality
- Disposable addresses and randomly generated ones are turned away.
What you are told
When you add a person in Email with an address that fails, the dialog keeps what you typed and shows one of these answers. Nothing is saved until the address passes.
| What happened | What the dialog says |
|---|---|
| A disposable address | Please use a permanent email address so we can reach you. |
| A domain that cannot receive mail | That email domain cannot receive mail. Please check the spelling. |
| A mailbox that does not exist | We could not verify that mailbox. Please check the email address. |
| Anything else, such as a typo | Please check the email address and try again. |
Where addresses are checked
The same checks run wherever someone gives you an email address.
- Forms. On your published pages, before a submission is saved.
- Website chat. When a visitor shares their email.
- Your store. Checkout, customer sign in and subscriptions.
- People you add. Add person in Email, adding people to a list, and store customers you create.
- Accounts. Team invites, and signing up for Mirin itself.
Checked again before marketing email
Email audience
10 people · 6 subscribed| Person | Status | Lists | Source | Last engagement | Added |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ava Brooks[email protected] | Suppressed | No lists | Contact form | No engagement yet | Jun 23 months ago |
| Tom Walsh[email protected] | Suppressed | No lists | Newsletter signup | No engagement yet | Apr 285 months ago |
Before a sequence email or a newsletter goes out, Mirin checks the address again. An address that bounced hard or drew a spam complaint is suppressed, and nothing more is sent to it. That protects the reputation of your sending domain.
- Suppressed
- The address bounced hard, complained, or was blocked by you. Nothing is sent to it, not even system emails.
- Suppressed addresses
- Insights, then Email counts the addresses on your website that no longer receive email, beside bounces and complaints.
- Unsubscribed
- A person who opted out still receives system emails such as confirmations and receipts. Only marketing email stops.