Affilate marketing and mail services

[alice19882]

Which email services accept affilate marketing based mails? I've tried most recommended ones like brevo, sendpulse etc and immediately get blocked. Help!

 

[UndercoverBrother]

Use your own SMTP server. Search on the forum. Your own server means you don't need to abide by someone else's rules.

 

[thewhitehorse]

U can take a look another providers like Sendgrid Mailgun etc.

But u need to warm up ur senders first if you dont want to getting suspend fast.
As far as i know.

 

[natsuko]

Your best bet is rotating SMTPs and good list hygiene, not relying on mainstream ESPs

 

[alice19882]

Use your own SMTP server. Search on the forum. Your own server means you don't need to abide by someone else's rules.

They will forever block me, possibly....

 

[HouseofDragons]

How much money do I need to start

 

[leodrizky2024]

you can install mailwizz and add some smtp to blast it, i am doing it 3 years now

 

[AngelGoddess0809]

Which email services accept affilate marketing based mails? I've tried most recommended ones like brevo, sendpulse etc and immediately get blocked. Help!

From what I know Mailerlite is a good platform because they are known for being relatively friendly to affiliate marketers.

 

[truePi]

Try Sendlane, GetResponse, or AWeber - they're more affiliate-friendly if you avoid spammy language. Omnisend works for some affiliates too.

For better deliverability: warm up your domain first, avoid link shorteners, use double opt-in lists only, and keep affiliate links below 2-3 per email. Some affiliates have success with self-hosted options like Postal or Mailwizz where you control the infrastructure.

The key is transparency during account setup - mention you're doing affiliate marketing but emphasize you have permission-based lists.

 

[King Kong 259]

You can try MailerLite

 

[Source_code]

you can install mailwizz and add some smtp to blast it, i am doing it 3 years now

Impressive i have sent you a PM regarding this.