Monitor Email Deliverability with Daily Reports | Community
Skip to main content
Meg_Stout
New Participant
January 16, 2020
Question

Monitor Email Deliverability with Daily Reports

  • January 16, 2020
  • 3 replies
  • 4945 views

When something goes wrong with your email deliverability, you want to know as quickly as possible. Last year, the Marketo deliverability team helped me set up reports that I now monitor on a daily basis. Here's a quick guide to how you can do the same: 

1. Under Analytics, create four email performance reports:

 

 

2. On the Setup tab of each report, set each timeline to "Yesterday." 

3. For a clear look at how each ISP is performing, add filters to the Smart List tabs of your reports:

 

  • GMAIL FILTERS:
    • Email Address contains
      @gmail.

  • MICROSOFT FILTERS:
    • Email Address contains
      @outlook.
      @hotmail.
      @live.
      @microsoft.
      @msn.


  • OATH FILTERS:
    • Email address contains
      @aol.
      @aim.
      @yahoo.
      @ymail.
      @verizon.
      @rocketmail.

  • QQ FILTERS:
    • Email address contains
      @qq.

 

 4. Finally, on the Subscriptions tab, schedule the reports to be emailed to you on a daily basis. 

I also review a general report of all emails sent the previous day to catch any overarching issues.

I hope this is helpful! If you have any suggestions for how to improve these reports further, I would love to hear them. 

This post is no longer active and is closed to new replies. Need help? Start a new post to ask your question.

3 replies

Tamara_Johnson
New Participant
April 6, 2021

This is helpful, thank you!

Thank you,Tamara
New Participant
March 4, 2020

This is really helpful. Thanks so much!

SanfordWhiteman
New Participant
January 16, 2020

I recommend using a truly end-matchable field, not the system Email Address field, to avoid false positives. See https://nation.marketo.com/community/product_and_support/blog/2018/11/05/a-hackity-hack-for-ends-with-and-email-domains 

Meg_Stout
Meg_StoutAuthor
New Participant
January 17, 2020

Thanks, Sanford!