Amazon SES 50k/day warm up?

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Hi want to ask questions if my account got approve for 50k/day it does mean its already warm up by amazon ses and i can straight sent 50k emails?
i already cleaned my list though all i need just monitor my bounce rate?
 
If you are sending 50k per day, your daily limit will automatically increase.
 
Hi want to ask questions if my account got approve for 50k/day it does mean its already warm up by amazon ses and i can straight sent 50k emails?
i already cleaned my list though all i need just monitor my bounce rate?
Exactly bro . You can send 50k emails per day .
But it isn't easy to get approved .
 
Sorry to hijack this thread but are there any tutorials that teach how to bulk email on a mass scale like OP?
 
Warmup is always safer way to work which builds the reputation also. You need to checkout for bounce ,spam complaints and maintain healthy state of account on AWS if your cold mailing then you wont last much longer on SES.

Good luck :)
 
Warmup is always safer way to work which builds the reputation also. You need to checkout for bounce ,spam complaints and maintain healthy state of account on AWS if your cold mailing then you wont last much longer on SES.

Good luck :)
how about this if my bounce are OK but i get a spam complaints since im selling would be a factor that my account suspended?
 
It is important to do the warmup for any bulk email provider or SMTP server for that matter. It doesn't matter whether its Amazon or not, follow the same principle and recommended sending schedule. Otherwise, Amazon will ban you pretty quickly if they detect anything suspicious.

More so, when signing up and writing an application to get approved for 50k sending volume, you must have agreed to use their servifor transactional emails most of the time. They really don't like marketing emails esp. spam.

Ultimately, always clean your email list to reduce bounces and waste of energy trying to sell to a dead list. Save yourself of the cost too.
 
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Warmup is always safer way to work which builds the reputation also. You need to checkout for bounce ,spam complaints and maintain healthy state of account on AWS if your cold mailing then you wont last much longer on SES.

Good luck :)

Exactly, if the bounce rates are awful and reports are constant, OP will be kicked sooner or later.
 
how about this if my bounce are OK but i get a spam complaints since im selling would be a factor that my account suspended?

You would either get suspended instantly without any reinstate. If your lucky you could survive for couple of thousand emails

Cold mailing or Spam complaints you cannot stay with Amazon or other big companies you need to try 3rd party SMTP services who can handle complaints.

Good luck :)
 
Once account is approved you can start with 5K but make sure Complaint rate & Bounce rate.

I am also doing cold email marketing but Complaint rate is too high. Cleaned up mails 2 times through different different tools

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Once account is approved you can start with 5K but make sure Complaint rate & Bounce rate.

I am also doing cold email marketing but Complaint rate is too high. Cleaned up mails 2 times through different different tools

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Amazon is strict on cold emailing
If you want to cold email , it's best to build a private smtp server and warm it up, if you do that you will enjoy email marketing.
 
Amazon is strict on cold emailing
If you want to cold email , it's best to build a private smtp server and warm it up, if you do that you will enjoy email marketing.
But aws ses benefits is emails landing on inbox. other smtp server goes in promotion & spam box.

I used same email content 10K sender, if you test same content it will receive in inbox. in other smtps you have to change email content for every 3000 emails
 
But aws ses benefits is emails landing on inbox. other smtp server goes in promotion & spam box.

I used same email content 10K sender, if you test same content it will receive in inbox. in other smtps you have to change email content for every 3000 emails
It depends on the Vps provider you used to build the server and how long you took to warm up the server and also what kind of IP you used, like if you used a shared IP address or a dedicated one.
 
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