A dedicated IP can help in affiliate email marketing, but it depends on how it’s used. With a dedicated IP, you're the only one sending emails from that address. This means your reputation is in your own hands. If you send good content and avoid spammy behavior, your emails have a better chance of reaching the inbox. But if you misuse it, your IP can quickly get blocked. On the other hand, a shared IP is used by many senders. If one person sends bad emails, it can affect everyone using that IP. For someone sending high volumes of affiliate offers regularly, a dedicated IP might be a safer choice. But it also requires careful handling and warming up gradually. What are your thoughts on using dedicated IPs in affiliate campaigns?
Is a dedicated IP better for affiliate email marketing?
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