Recent content by shahogen

Yes, I should take this as a compliment that everyone thinks this is a chatgpt bot hahaha thanks for the positive feedback! :)

The plans are $6/month per email per domain so the $6/month is correct. If you have 75 email accounts then that will be 75 x $6 = $450/month assuming that you have a single email account with each domain name. If you can't afford this at this current time then you can use free @gmail.com...

LOL, I've given you guys fantastic advice and you still think it's a GPT3?

Yes, choose the secondary domain option and not the user alias domain option under the domains section. I've found that anything less than 50 keeps my accounts safe for long-term use. I'm typically around 40-45.

I think you're getting confused. Let me explain again. I'm using a single Google Workspace account but I have all of my domains/emails listed under that account. I do this so that I don't have 75 bills/payment receipts each month, that's a huge hassle... I personally buy my domains through...

I have 75 email accounts at this time all under a single G Suite account and I don't use proxies or VPN's of any kind. There is not need for those if you're sending from Google accounts.

Well that's a good question... Cold email marketing is really just one piece of the puzzle and the second piece comes down to the actual business model itself which is what you're referring to now. There are dozens of possibilities with cold email marketing and that's why it's so effective...

Also, one more piece of advice for you guys... The purpose of cold emailing for many businesses is to simply set up a phone call with the prospect. Once the phone call is set up that's when the selling takes place. Cold emailing is highly effective and you shouldn't have to send out 50k...

Proxies aren't needed, we're sending from the G Suite email accounts using Google IPs. As I've mentioned previously, I send a low volume of emails daily from each email account. If you want to send thousands of emails daily you certainly can and that's what I do, but you have to have multiple...

Domain names are used for the purpose of cold emailing. You can use a professional email like [email protected] and that looks and is more professional than something like [email protected] as an example.

Yes, I've made and continue to make good money with cold email marketing but I also didn't want to spend over $1,000/month for the automation and cold email warming tools. Keep in mind, I'll sometimes pause my campaigns and just let my emails warm up even more without sending out cold email...

There are other tools available for cold email marketing but I wasn't able to find one that fit my particular needs and that's why I developed my own software... Mumara charges a ton of money to upload large lists of contacts and Uptics charges depending on how many users you have and when...

I generate my own leads for my digital marketing agency as I've mentioned in other threads. I'm happy to help you out, send your list of questions over...

That's what the automation tools are used for. You can personalize the first name, company name etc and this is automated...

I personally recommend using .com in the domain names and not other domain extensions like .info etc even though those are a little bit cheaper to buy initially. You can't go wrong if you're using .com domain extensions and that's what I would advise.