To answer your questions:
Is it better to opt for multiple SMTP instead of 1?
Is there a need for multiple IP during the warming up stage? Does rotating IP actually help?
Also, do I need to have separate domains linked to each rotating IP?
Does it make sense to hook up all rotating IPs...
You are well on your way :bubblegumto going big in the Tourism industry.
Feel free to take a quick read on my thread here- Go big or Go home emailing
Added you already.
I love questions. Shoot em'
And that's basically why emailing rocks. Lots of the age old rules still apply today. Not like Big G with all the Pandas and Penguins let alone the other animals not yet released from the woods :)
1. Lack of Value Addition
I can boldly say there is really no need for you to invest in emailing if you really aren't going to add value to the end user.
You must have come across most of those long page emails filled with 20min worth of scrolling to convince you. But guess what? they do work...
Good stuff there EIMFlood.:)
Having separate boxes for the crappy list and the whitelist is very vital. Apparently most of the newbies I have come across
simply love pushing mails on one box without thinking about nitty-gritties like IP reputation.
Thanks for kicking in.
Sounds more like the "Big G dance" to me. You must be ready to dance with google if you really want to see the top ranks especially if this is a new baby you just presented online.
Tips:
Keep working on your site (Building links - Not just links but worth links)
Keep pumping out content for it...
Email marketing is NOT dead. Although more rules have come in just like in SEO, it is nothing compared to the pandas, penguins and turtles:p you will come across in the SEO world.
Thanks to 2014 we are now going mobile. Make sure your email is as mobile responsive as possible.
Hi Aldoraine
Sure, get your wheels spinning now :)
The results vary depending on the type of email list you have.
Some just have crappy lists that will never convert, some relatively good whilst some are epic:)
When scraping for example. Try as much as possible to be super targeted. This will...
Sure Email marketing is one of the easiest ways for newbies to get started as well. (You need to know what you are doing)
Its one of the oldest forms of marketing still alive to-date.
On spot. That's why you need to get your email swipes early enough and thoughtfully drafted.
Once you have warmed them up a bit (No links in email content when starting), you need to sell the prospects on the click first. This will help in getting them signup in time to your auto responder (They...
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