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Content risk signals

How to interpret spam-word, HTML, copy, and formatting warnings in a placement report.

Why this matters

Content rarely explains placement by itself, but it can push a borderline sender into spam or reveal why one template performs worse than another.

Read content warnings as debugging clues, not as a list of banned words.

How to fix it

Make the sender identity clear, reduce exaggerated claims, simplify HTML, use a normal text-to-image balance, and remove unnecessary urgency.

Change one meaningful thing at a time, then rerun a comparable test so the result remains explainable.

NEXT STEP

Test the email you are about to send.

Keep the sender, template, and links unchanged. A comparable test gives you a baseline you can actually improve.

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