Hi @dennislee,
Thanks for sharing your question in the Community and starting a collaborative conversation about Dedicated Sending Domains.
Creating a reputable sending infrastructure that inboxes will trust is a huge, long-term investment for any e-commerce businesses. As revenue for e-commerce businesses is based on whether or not your messages are hitting your customers’ inboxes and sparking an action, I would highly consider the return on investment a Dedicated Sending Domain provides. You are correct, in order to set one up, you will need to follow the Warming Protocol of your new domain to, in a sense, “train” inboxes to see you as a reliable, trustworthy sender. This would include:
- Turn on high engagement flows
- Migrate your engagement data over from your previous email service provider
- Begin sending campaigns to engaged segments
- Monitor your performance
When considering whether this might negatively impact revenue or decrease it, I would remember that in this process you can still send messages to your ‘engaged’ segments and leave your ‘high engagement’ flows turned on for these 3-4 weeks.
However, it is important to also note that creating a Dedicated Sending Domain is not an overnight fix to deliverability woes. For instance, after considering your Click and Open Rates, I would also suggest reading through How to Monitor Email Deliverability and Creating Sending Habits that will Lead to Good Email Deliverability as this will also aid in increasing those campaign rates for your company. Additionally, there is a lot provided on the Community Forum about Deliverability that I’d suggest checking out to help your investigation!
Thanks for sharing your question with the Community and am curious to hear what other users have to say as well!
Best,
Taylor
@Taylor Tarpley thx for all the awesome info! Thanks for explaining that it won’t be an overnight fix We’re also thinking of exhausting all other ways to improve our deliverability first.
That said, do you actually see an improvement for other Klaviyo users? How much of an impact does it have? Or is it just a marginal improvement?