Buying Domain for Email Cold Outreach
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DroidFarmer
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faster and cheaper to buy and warm up. not sure anyone will sell real warmed up mails
dekotur
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Sounds like shit. I'm watching old threads now, but still haven't found a good solution.
What's frustrating is that I only need to send 20-30 emails a day on weekdays, not 10,000 a month. But Google is still rejecting my emails - I didn’t get a single reply out of 120 sent, and even got “Message rejected” when I tried to follow up.
If you are in the niche, can you suggest me a right service to my purposes?
dekotur
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Thank you so much.
In general, I need 2 different mail boxes that are sending maximum 150 "cold" emails per week, to new recipients.
Gmass looks like something I built using App Script and Sheets
... it'll kill account deliverability very fast. Google became insane last month.Have you used any of these services? Or what'll choose if you want to send less than 2000 emails per month but with 98% deliverability?
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I have used Zoho CRM for warm leads and usually Labnify for cold lead or cold emails. But that would depend on your use case. Snovio is good for B2B emails but can be a bit more expensive. Heard good things about them.Thank you so much.
In general, I need 2 different mail boxes that are sending maximum 150 "cold" emails per week, to new recipients.
Gmass looks like something I built using App Script and Sheets
Have you used any of these services? Or what'll choose if you want to send less than 2000 emails per month but with 98% deliverability?
Buying a pre-registered domain has advantages and disadvantages, such as pre-existing authority, gaining visitors, and achieving search engine recognition. However, it also presents the risk of trademark infringement (which can lead to legal action) and the potentially higher cost of acquisition and renewal.
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Yes, pre warmed domains do exist. You can get them from services like Skipwarmup, Warm Box, or Prewarmup.email. Just keep in mind that these domains may have a history you do not know about, so it’s important to watch their reputation and deliverability.
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Have you considered using a reputable email marketing platform?
Most established platforms maintain high-quality shared IP pools, which means you usually don’t have to warm up IP addresses yourself.
Also, any domain you use for sending must be properly authenticated with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Without these records, Gmail will likely route your emails to spam or even reject them outright.
Most established platforms maintain high-quality shared IP pools, which means you usually don’t have to warm up IP addresses yourself.
Also, any domain you use for sending must be properly authenticated with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Without these records, Gmail will likely route your emails to spam or even reject them outright.
dekotur
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Thank you. Can you please recommend platform for cold outreach? 2000 emails per month.
flexpaydude
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Yes - this is a thing, but it's risky and you should be very careful.
For long-term, buy a clean domain + warm it up properly yourself (or via a trustworthy service).
This gives more control & safer reputation.
For long-term, buy a clean domain + warm it up properly yourself (or via a trustworthy service).
This gives more control & safer reputation.
RankWithShelly
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Yes and there are providers who sell pre-warmed domains, but the quality is hit-or-miss, so you need to be careful. Most people who buy them do it to skip the 2–4 week warm-up grind, but you still need to maintain consistent sending patterns to keep the reputation stable.
If 10,000 advertising emails are sent out every month, which platform would be better to use? Could someone tell me? The emails I send out are all brand new.
It would be best if there were a high delivery rate. Of course, the price is not an issue.