You would set up the FBL with by going to the respective domain's postmaster and applying for it. Like postmaster.aol.com or just google to find out the link of other domains. Once you do that, anyone who clicks "report spam" or "mark as junk" etc, the 'complaint' will be emailed to the address you specify when you apply for the FBL. Some hosts will include their assigned IP ranges so they will also get complaints, but most of the time that's with shared or VPS hosting.
When you do get FBL you don't need to remove the address from your list on the first try, but if you get 3 in a row after mailing 3 times you should stop mailing to that address. The bigger thing you should be doing is removing 5xx (hard) bounces right away. If you ignore these you'll shitlist your IPs really quick, especially with profitable domains like aol, hotmail, and gmail.
The other thing you need to make sure you're doing is separate TLDs like yahoo,aol,gmail,outlook,hotmail from cable and GI. Do not mail to TLDs from the same IPs as you do cable/isp and GI (GI domains are domains registered and owned by individuals or domains that are not one of the big TLDs or a ISP).
You would set up the FBL with by going to the respective domain's postmaster and applying for it. Like postmaster.aol.com or just google to find out the link of other domains. Once you do that, anyone who clicks "report spam" or "mark as junk" etc, the 'complaint' will be emailed to the address you specify when you apply for the FBL. Some hosts will include their assigned IP ranges so they will also get complaints, but most of the time that's with shared or VPS hosting.
When you do get FBL you don't need to remove the address from your list on the first try, but if you get 3 in a row after mailing 3 times you should stop mailing to that address. The bigger thing you should be doing is removing 5xx (hard) bounces right away. If you ignore these you'll shitlist your IPs really quick, especially with profitable domains like aol, hotmail, and gmail.
The other thing you need to make sure you're doing is separate TLDs like yahoo,aol,gmail,outlook,hotmail from cable and GI. Do not mail to TLDs from the same IPs as you do cable/isp and GI (GI domains are domains registered and owned by individuals or domains that are not one of the big TLDs or a ISP).
I am looking for someone to do bulk emailing for us.
Is your data opt-in or scraped / 3rd party?
I've been emailing for over 16 years and manage / monetize other companies data on a profit sharing basis.
However, I only work with companies that are generating opt-in data.
I can get scrapped/3rd party data without any problems and make 100%. So, it's only worth my time if it's exclusive opt-in data.
This is not opt in data..We mail to only corporate email ids.No public domains.We are looking to email these people and pass through spam filters.
Let me know if you can help
What is your collection process?
Are you mailing now and having problems?
What volume do you need to send?
I can send 500k a day.PM me plzWe have our own data team and we do this through various sources.
We dont do scraping since it doesnt work.
We are mailing now and dont have problems with our current system.
We are looking for another partner who can mail 200k a day.
try
mailchimp or getresponse
mailchimp ban is stricter than getreponse imo.
Err No. Spent $4.5k on GR enterprise already. Don't waste you're time if you're bulk mailing.
Best figure a reliable custom solution. SMTP relay with Sendgrid looking like a top pick.
@eMonetize seems to know he's doing. hit him up