Re-using Active Clean Email Lists for Other Niches?

[Rockass]

Hi,

I generate emails on a daily and run one automated newsletter. I know other niches that these people like, however, my email sequence is focused on one niche at the moment. I.e. current niche - food recipes, but I know most of these women love beauty products as well. I wonder if it is reasonable to send emails from a "new brand" in a different niche to these people?

Yes, that would definitely be regarded as spam, because they did not opt-in, however, I wonder maybe it's worth a try? Any email service providers that have looser rules on spamming and re-using the same lists?

Or maybe you do know methods that would help me segment these people into new lists for different niches?

 

[xcodes]

Ofcourse you can reuse the list just make sure you don't send emails from single domain only that will cause serious issues.
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Good luck.

 

[Rockass]

Ofcourse you can reuse the list just make sure you don't send emails from single domain only that will cause serious issues.
Try BHW marketplace you will find services which may suite you.

Good luck.

Hi, thank you for the tips. I will consider using the services listed in the forum. Although, I am more willing to go with the legit providers like Mailchimp.

For anyone else reading through:
Do you have a method to share which works to "warm" up the emails who haven't opted-in and would keep spam rating low?

For example, I am thinking to write the first email which basically says that "You have opted in for our email list 3 months ago, but due to COVID we're unable to send emails blablabla slimshady. If, however, you feel this is a mistake, unsubscribe here. "

People do not remember for the shit they signed up three months ago (or do they?) and if I add a good offer that might entice them, they shouldn't care due to the value provided, right? Plus highlighting the ability to unsubscribe in the main content area should keep spam score lower.

What do you guys think? Any other strategies?


Peeeace

 

[HustleTong]

Each time, you could pitch them something different, like a product or marketing oriented skills.

 

[Rockass]

Each time, you could pitch them something different, like a product or marketing oriented skills.

I'd rather try to create a "brand/person" they develop a connection with via email series and gain trust, rather than just pitch random products each time from different domains. Although, it's not what you said word for word, but this is what I assumed. Correct me if my assumptions are incorrect.