instantbusiness2020
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- Jul 27, 2020
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Anyone here has experience using Amazon SES for cold email? or other alternatives?
with Basic 25$ pack of Sendinblue, how many emails can I send per day max ? Also does it goes to Inbox ?I would be careful with deliverability for SES - it's a good idea to set up some test destination addresses with Gmail, Yahoo, etc, for delivery testing.
SendGrid and Sendinblue are popular alternatives.
So do you think those big giants will let you Cold emailers spam through their platform which in return will damage their IP? NO
There is a procedure to a perfect Cold Emailing system which is also not perfect but yes you can do it in volume.
1.Get an Email List(Scrape/Opt in)
2.Verify those Emails to reduce bounce rates.
3.Get Business Emails(Higher Sending Limits)
4.Have your own farm of 1-2k Emails spread out through different email providers,this will help you to warm up your domain and emails.
5.Choose a Cold Emailing platform or host your own custom setup(Too long and complicated to explain as you have tons of options)
6.Learn,Optimise,Rinse and Repeat this process because it won’t be stable.
I hope this will help you,Thankyou.
You'd be better off using a G-Suite address and warming up the sending account through a cold email product. Amazon SES is great for opt-ins, but definitely not cold outreach as they can ban you from the platform at any time.