Your Cold Email Process Rundown??

[GinaWil]

I'm not tech savvy at all. I just followed standard cold email advice from a course. Took me WEEKS to set up the email tech stuff (DKIM etc). Pain in the a$$.

After all that --- 20% of emails are going to spam in the warm up phase itself!!
Disappointing

**Anyone have a link to an up-to-date detailed strategy for cold email?

** Or could you please explain your step-by-step process in this thread?

--- the right way to warm up
--- type of domain names to use
--- how many emails to send a day
etc. etc.

 

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[Guest111683]

I'm not tech savvy at all. I just followed standard cold email advice from a course. Took me WEEKS to set up the email tech stuff (DKIM etc). Pain in the a$$.

After all that --- 20% of emails are going to spam in the warm up phase itself!!
Disappointing

**Anyone have a link to an up-to-date detailed strategy for cold email?

** Or could you please explain your step-by-step process in this thread?

--- the right way to warm up
--- type of domain names to use
--- how many emails to send a day

Are you using a free email domain or your own domain? A free domain can be from Yahoo, Google, Outlook, etc., and
they usually have policies in place that prevent spammers from nuking peoples inboxes.

 

[GinaWil]

Are you using a free email domain or your own domain? A free domain can be from Yahoo, Google, Outlook, etc., and
they usually have policies in place that prevent spammers from nuking peoples inboxes.

Hi Rocco, I used paid domains, but I may have made the mistake of using a .site domain instead of .com.

Do you know of an all-in-one system for cold email? -- That does everything from setting up DKIM, SPF, warmup, everything?

 

[Guest111683]

Hi Rocco, I used paid domains, but I may have made the mistake of using a .site domain instead of .com.

Do you know of an all-in-one system for cold email? -- That does everything from setting up DKIM, SPF, warmup, everything?

You can try MailerLite. I've never used it, but after a little research, it looks like it has the capability for cold calling and automation. Make sure you do some of your own research on it first so you don't waste too much money, haha.

 

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