Best way to send emails

[UpwardDescent]

What is the best way to send out a large amount of emails (to a subscribing email list, not spam) and having the emails land in the inbox?

There are a lot of services out there, but most seem to just end up in the recipients junk folder.
If I send it from a large amount of gmail accounts, then that looks unprofessional.

Are services like MailChimp reliable and do they land in the inbox?

 

[GenesisOne]

There are good services provided in the forum.
First you'll need to warm up the domain from which you are broadcasting and ramp up from there.

 

[Deleted member 1501362]

Get your own server, then, and you see the process it takes to warm up the inbox, warm up the SMTP server and domain for your emails to land in the inbox. I have been doing this, and it's not as easy.

 

[randomstrings]

Do email warmup for a month, I recommend searching the marketplace here

 

[UpwardDescent]

Get your own server, then, and you see the process it takes to warm up the inbox, warm up the SMTP server and domain for your emails to land in the inbox. I have been doing this, and it's not as easy.

This would be my preferred method (as it's the cheapest) as I'll setup a mail server on Linux and get a dedicated IP for it.
Does warming up emails only involve sending a lower amount of emails and gradually increasing it day by day?

 

[Deleted member 1501362]

This would be my preferred method (as it's the cheapest) as I'll setup a mail server on Linux and get a dedicated IP for it.
Does warming up emails only involve sending a lower amount of emails and gradually increasing it day by day?

Yes, that's what warming up is. Not only that, but moving these emails from spam over to inbox. Marking these emails as important and even replying to them. You could pay for a warmup service as well.

 

[Algo]

The list is yours so you don't need to send from Gmail accounts, Gmail accounts are mainly used for cold mailing.

Any auto-responder will work for you just avoid to use spam-words that triggers spam filters.

Amazon SES also it's a good option for you.

 

[JasonS]

If it's a genuine list, then just use some renowned email marketing services like getresponse, aweber, mailchimp, omnisend, etc..

 

[JosephineSUN]

Hi, I don't know if you heard of AtomEmailPro, I used it last month, and it's not bad for sending bulk emails and almost never considered spam. You can check the success rate by yourself.

 

[vinnyMS]

What is the best way to send out a large amount of emails (to a subscribing email list, not spam) and having the emails land in the inbox?

There are a lot of services out there, but most seem to just end up in the recipients junk folder.
If I send it from a large amount of gmail accounts, then that looks unprofessional.

Are services like MailChimp reliable and do they land in the inbox?

there`s a program called atomic mail sender