Recent content by jojn-blk

Anyone has an opinion about my first post?

So basically you advocate for self hosted SMTP on your own VPS where you manage your IP reputation and your domain reputation. Hows that different from dedicated IP from SMTP provider + your domain?

I have a question regarding a "bump" I keep coming into. I have a cold email list, 200k big. I know what I need to send it and inbox. One of the things I need is an SMTP provider. The thing is, most of them keep saying "we dont allow" bulk/cold email lists BUT clearly I know people DO send...

You seem to have knowledge about this, so maybe you can solve this: I keep running into a problem with SMTP providers, namely whanever I ask then if they allow cold mailing they all answer "no" despite offering stuff like "no hourly/daily limits" and have entire sections of website dedicated to...

Another question, if I get a dedicated ip banned, i need to get another dedicated ip, so where do i get it from? So far, I can only get it by buying another dedicted hosting/server, right?

Say I want to offer mailing services to others. Do I get a new domain, new smpt, new ip and new website for each client?

Hey guys, I got few questions: 1. How do I warmup a domain? Use warmup service and send 10-20-50... progression myself? Can I use 2 warmup services for better effect? 2. Is it better to use my own domain on generic SMTP hosting or my own domain on Amazon SES? Do I buy dedicated IP from Amazon?

Not if you comply with GDPR rules.

Yeah, maybe it's not good for growing your business long term, but then again it's not really a business if it sells one time in a year for a few days. Hence churn and burn cold email.

I think he means using additional secondary domains to spam the emails instead od using the first, main domain.

Yeah I can go crazy b/c it's going to be short term churn and burn operation for a product that isn't going to sell well for the rest of the year. > Clean the list Right, forgot about that. > Check your mailbox through glockapps for spam ratings I'm assuming you mean to check my email (on my...

That's what I'm kinda warried about, hence the questions.

As far as I understand it, the best way to cold email that amount is to: 1. Get a domain, set up an email on that domain. 2. Link it to paid Gsuite account. Or do I use Gmass altogether? How does Gmonster fit into this? 3. Warmup the email account via incremantal numbers. 4. Use a warmup...