Your email open rates dropped.

So you tested new subject lines. Tried different send times. Cleaned up your copy. Shortened the emails. Nothing moved.

Here's what nobody told you to check..

Google has been quietly scoring your email domain this whole time. Your IP reputation. Your domain reputation. Your spam rate. A complete verdict on how much Gmail trusts you -- updated continuously, completely free to access, and almost nobody ever looks at it.

It's called Google Postmaster Tools. And if you've never opened it, you have no idea what Gmail actually thinks of you.

That's not a small thing. Gmail controls a massive share of every email list in existence. When your domain reputation dips -- and it can drift without any single obvious cause -- Gmail starts making decisions about your emails before your subscribers ever see them. 

And your sending dashboard? It shows emails sent. It has no visibility into emails that never arrived.

So you're optimizing subject lines for an audience that isn't getting your emails. You're running re-engagement campaigns to a list that Gmail has already written off. You're wondering why nothing is working while the real problem has been running silently for weeks or months.

This is the one I didn't want to find out the hard way. So I built something.

Funnel Pulse now integrates directly with Google Postmaster Tools. It syncs your IP reputation, domain reputation, and spam rate automatically -- and alerts you the moment any of them take a meaningful dip.

No more remembering to check another dashboard. No more finding out your reputation dropped three months ago when you finally think to look. The moment Gmail's view of your domain changes, you know.

Because the list you've been building deserves to actually land.

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​- James