Solved: Re: Bounces - Constant Contact Community

EleanorW32 · ‎11-11-2021

I think it's really helpful that Constant Contact provides a video to explain why some emails are "suspended," but I wish there was an explanation for each reason.

For example, one email didn't send to two different people because it was "undeliverable." What does that mean? Why is there no explanation?

And when the reason is just "other." That isn't at all helpful. How can I fix the problem if I don't know what I'm doing wrong?

Amanda_G · ‎11-11-2021

Hi @EleanorW32 ,

I certainly apologize for the confusion! Here is a link that will explain how bounces work and show you the reasons for all of the various bounce types.

Amanda G.
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Amanda_G · ‎11-11-2021

Hi @EleanorW32 ,

I certainly apologize for the confusion! Here is a link that will explain how bounces work and show you the reasons for all of the various bounce types.

Amanda G.
Community & Social Care
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You're not alone on your email marketing journey. Connect with a Marketing Advisor to see how they can help you develop the right strategy for your business and get the most out of your Constant Contact experience.

EleanorW32 · ‎11-12-2021

Thank you so much! This is extremely helpful!

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