You might have realised that your campaigns have amazing opening and click rates on their a few minutes only after sending the campaign.
Unfortunately, we are sorry to say that these data are actually not relevant...
What happens ?
When the click rate is especially elevated, or when clicks occur in rapid succession or immediately after the email is delivered, this tends to be an indicator that the email is being reviewed by a filter. Inbox and spam filters verify that the links in the email are not fraudulent or malicious. These types of filters are especially common in more regulated mail servers like education, so it's not uncommon for this to happen in that sector. Concretely, if a campaign has astonishing stats, that means you have a spam mechanism that opens emails and clicks on links to check if its a spam or not.
How to correct it?
Ask your IT team to create a new Safe Links policies in their Microsoft Defender portal.
They have to add {YOUR_PERMALINK_HERE}@communications.jobteaser.comto the new created policy and add a second Microsoft SafeLink rule for t.link2.jobteaser.com