Why is my cold Mailing not working?

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Hello everyone
I know cold Mailing or would I say Spamming for traffic is not completely dead I know people doing it

Am good at setting up Email Marketing system I mean postal server and Mailwizz
And others.
All my configurations are completely set
But I always find it hard to land in inbox no matter how small I send.

My question is does the specification of my Server affect my Deliveribity?
Like how many cores my Server has?
Or how many gb ram
Or memory space does it affect it?

I have tried quite a good number of ways to warm up but still the same thing.

I need advice guys
 
Hard to tell without knowing exactly what you did and the contents of the email
 
There are many factors that affect your emails not landing inbox.

Your list quality
Bounce rate
IP reputation
Subject and body content quality
 
Hard to tell without knowing exactly what you did and the contents of the email
I used postal server everything is well configured
Dns records dmarc , dkim, spf , reverse dns . Everything
Is set I send with mailwizz
 
There are many factors that affect your emails not landing inbox.

Your list quality
Bounce rate
IP reputation
Subject and body content quality
My list is clean, bounce rate is usually due to some ISPs blocking my mails which is also one of my challenges
The content tho is neat I try to avoid spam words but I have seen people who spam with templates
 
I do normally start sending small like 50 a day
This is the problem, when warming up start very slowly. Like really slowly
You could use a warmup service to open those emails, get them out of spam, mark them as important etc. or just use your own gmails if you have a decent amount.

Start with sending out clear text instead of HTML.
Do not include link-tracking pixels.
As a matter of fact, don't use any links in the beginning.

When starting out with a fresh domain it's normal to land in spam, and it's a whole fucking science getting them out of there.
Good luck!


P.S. To answer your question - no, the specifications of your system have no impact on the delivery rate whatsoever.
 
Hello everyone
I know cold Mailing or would I say Spamming for traffic is not completely dead I know people doing it

Am good at setting up Email Marketing system I mean postal server and Mailwizz
And others.
All my configurations are completely set
But I always find it hard to land in inbox no matter how small I send.

My question is does the specification of my Server affect my Deliveribity?
Like how many cores my Server has?
Or how many gb ram
Or memory space does it affect it?

I have tried quite a good number of ways to warm up but still the same thing.

I need advice guys
If you have a one lakh or more than that means then cool email maybe chances are there to work according to your mail list and audience interest...

mailing was super profitable in 90s and starting 20s, now Try mobile message marketing, it may be work....
 
This is the problem, when warming up start very slowly. Like really slowly
You could use a warmup service to open those emails, get them out of spam, mark them as important etc. or just use your own gmails if you have a decent amount.

Start with sending out clear text instead of HTML.
Do not include link-tracking pixels.
As a matter of fact, don't use any links in the beginning.

When starting out with a fresh domain it's normal to land in spam, and it's a whole fucking science getting them out of there.
Good luck!


P.S. To answer your question - no, the specifications of your system have no impact on the delivery rate whatsoever.
Thanks I have about 22 emails I send to in other to warm up
 
Do your bounced emails give any clues? Try some low volume runs (just a few emails) for debugging. Check bounced messages for hints in the headers (e.g. why spamassassin bounced it is usually set on headers or even subject line)
 
Do your bounced emails give any clues? Try some low volume runs (just a few emails) for debugging. Check bounced messages for hints in the headers (e.g. why spamassassin bounced it is usually set on headers or even subject line)
Yeah I do check them
I even use mail tester , to check the bounced messages are usually due to low reputation from low open rates
But how long should I do I warm up before sending
 
Do your bounced emails give any clues? Try some low volume runs (just a few emails) for debugging. Check bounced messages for hints in the headers (e.g. why spamassassin bounced it is usually set on headers or even subject line)
How do I avoid spam assassin
 
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