High-stakes send, no margin for bounces. · ⏱ ≈ 10 min the day before
Pre-flight check before a Black Friday send
Your biggest campaign of the year goes out to your full list. One big bounce wave and Gmail, Apple, and Microsoft will throttle you for the rest of the week.
The statuses used below are explained in What each Securify status means.
During BFCM, inbox providers tighten their reputation thresholds. A 3% bounce rate that Gmail would shrug off in August will trip their deferral logic in November. Validate 24–48 hours before the send so you can exclude undeliverables from the campaign audience.
Pick the exact audience for the send
Whichever list or segment you plan to send to — Securify supports both. If you're sending to "all engaged subscribers in the US," validate the segment that matches.Run Securify 24–48h before the scheduled send
Longer-ignored addresses often decay — a profile that was deliverable 3 months ago may be closed now. A fresh run right before the campaign catches that drift. Use Check and tag: the exclusion in the next step reads the tags.Suppress undeliverables in the campaign audience
When creating the campaign, use the segment above AND exclude anyone wheresecurify_statusis one ofundeliverable, risky, disposable. One-click narrowing — you don't have to rebuild the segment.Keep the unverifiable and catch-all profiles for post-BFCM
Unverifiable addresses (providers that refuse checks) and catch-all ones (domains that accept any address) are mostly real customers, but you can't confirm them before the send, and inbox providers judge every bounce harder in peak season. Send to profiles wheresecurify_statusis one ofunverifiable, catch_alla week later, when the pressure is off.
Ready?
Open your dashboard and check the list you had in mind.