How do Gmail models adapt post-campaign performance?
Gmail's post-campaign learning:
After you send, Gmail observes how recipients interact: opens, clicks, deletes, spam reports, replies.
These signals feed back into models that predict future placement. Good engagement improves future predictions. Poor engagement worsens them.
The adaptation is relatively fast. A campaign that performs well can positively influence the next send within days.
Conversely, a campaign that generates complaints or ignores can negatively affect subsequent sends quickly.
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