Will Cold Email Ever Die?

[GetShitDone]

When it comes to sending sending tons of automated cold emails daily, will it ever die or get restricted? (Like how LinkedIn restricted outreach)

For example, could ESP (Email Service Providers) like Google team up with an algorithm change to somehow prevent mass cold emails from being received by people's inboxes?

(I'm talking about B2B cold email btw, when you use a software to automatically cold email businesses)

 

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[SEBASTlAN]

Gmail does have a daily limit already in place (500 a day for personal, 2000 for business), but I certainly think they will restrict it further in the future.

 

[GetShitDone]

Gmail does have a daily limit already in place (500 a day for personal, 2000 for business), but I certainly think they will restrict it further in the future.

Actually they don't allow 2000 emails/day as at some point it stops the account from sending even 50+ per day. They say 2000, but their system does otherwise.

However - I am asking if having your daily cold emails you send out received will be stopped. Not sending.

 

[Hitch-hiker]

Some cold emailing platforms recommend to send maximum of 100 emails per day from Gmail.

I am asking if having your daily cold emails you send out received will be stopped

I'm doing a campaign now, will tell you the results when I have some statistics.

 

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[Johnny boy]

You must be retarded if you are sending mass gmail account campaigns.

Do you think marketing emails from spotify or some other big company are being sent out 100 at a time?

It already is restricted. CAN-SPAM legislation. Look at almost every single marketing email and down at the bottom there's an unsubscribe link. They don't put it there for fun. If I didn't have to put it there I would throat-F*ck your inbox with emails every 5 seconds with a link that says "pay me $5 and I'll stop".

Please never use a damn gmail account for business. Get a domain, get an email on that domain, and start doing it pro from the get go. bob@companyname.com.

 

[Black_Dragon43]

You must be retarded if you are sending mass gmail account campaigns.

Do you think marketing emails from spotify or some other big company are being sent out 100 at a time?

It already is restricted. CAN-SPAM legislation. Look at almost every single marketing email and down at the bottom there's an unsubscribe link. They don't put it there for fun. If I didn't have to put it there I would throat-F*ck your inbox with emails every 5 seconds with a link that says "pay me $5 and I'll stop".

Please never use a damn gmail account for business. Get a domain, get an email on that domain, and start doing it pro from the get go. bob@companyname.com.

Ummm, getting a domain isn't doing it pro from the get-go. Most hosting accounts give you a crappy IP for sending out emails. Ideally your hosting/domain and email servers should be separate from each other. If I run a DNS scan of your domain @Johnny boy, presuming your email isn't separate, I'll identify your domain IP from your MX records, even if you use a masking service like Cloudflare. Then I can DDoS attack you and crash your server and you'll be like "umm what's going wrong with my website hurr hurr? Uhhh let me contact support"...

Get a domain.
Get a separate email server.

Gmail (Google Workspace) is good, but I really recommend Rackspace. It's cheaper, and you can send 10K emails per day

 

[StrikingViper69]

I hope so because I'm fed up of generic hurrr durr "I'm an SEO specialist" emails.

 

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