Content-stage trigger-phrase scoring
Will your subject + body look clean — or stack enough trigger phrases to trip the content-stage filters?
Paste any email subject + body and get a 0–100 trigger-phrase score plus the exact phrases that drove it. The four axes called out in the brief — excessive caps, urgency language, link density, and spammy punctuation — are scored deterministically first so the per-axis row always renders (even when the analyst is offline), then a LLM narrator adds a one-sentence plain-language summary and the 3–5 strongest drivers. The per-flag excerpt is copy-pasteable so you can rewrite the offending phrase directly into the editor.
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Spam trigger word checker — frequently asked questions
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Want the full trigger-word glossary and per-axis rewrite playbook?
The spam-trigger-words checklist walks the trigger pattern group by group — all-caps and excessive-punctuation risk, the urgency-phrase lexicon, the URL-shortener and IP-address link patterns, and the image-heavy / deceptive-subject signals — plus the safer rewrites that drop the score when you replace the worst phrase. Pair it with this checker when a single trigger phrase is firing — the rewrite table moves the score down in one re-paste.
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Want the deliverability playbook that ties content to Gmail / Outlook / Yahoo?
The deliverability pillar walks how spam-trigger content composes with sender reputation, per-protocol authentication, blocklist state, and the per-provider inbox-vs-bulk split — why a stack of trigger phrases on a borderline sender shifts the message into spam, and the per-campaign monitoring loop that closes that gap before it lands in front of a real recipient.
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