All mail sent via Nourish is now being signed with DomainKeys. This will help with deliverability to Yahoo and GMail, and other ISPs as they start using DomainKeys/DKIM.

Hi Ben, does this mean that there will be less bounce of emails who think it might be spam. Also I remember that you described what we should tell our ISP’s so that we could reduce spam (there was some list that nouri.sh had to be added to) Cant find that post and does it matter now that this is in place.

There have been some good improvents since I first started, keep up the work and keep listening to the little guys !
Garry

Yep. At the moment, it’s mostly only Yahoo and Gmail that check DomainKeys, but very soon more and more mail servers will be checking it. The other thing was setting an SPF record, and you don’t have to worry about that now either.

I cant believe how many things that you are guys are fixing up and improving since the launch a few months ago. I just set up a friend with a new account and his newsletter is ready to go, he was happy when he saw how good it looked and realised that he could continue on with blogging content rather than stuffing around with Outlook BCC.

Garry Robinson
Editor of http://thicktoast.blogspot.com

Thanks Garry. Glad to hear you like Nourish. Yes, we’ve released a lot of small improvements since launch, and there’s a lot more coming. =)