Any legitimate sender or well-meaning email marketer would take offense if their emails start getting sorted into spam folders. Totally fair. It kind of feels like getting backstabbed. You have the subscriber permission, you’re not blasting strangers, and your content isn’t malicious. Yet, spam complaint rates shoot up and your email deliverability and sender reputation south. The worst thing is that you might be doing it all “right” (you think) and still end up in the spam folder. But instead of getting defensive (been there), it’s smarter to figure out what’s triggering these spam complaints. Because you can’t stop a…