Cold emailing website owners and businesses

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I have emailed out before and if I do the repsonse would be like 1-3 replies or every 15-20 emails. I have extra email accounts now and figured one of the ways sellers get fresh accts I will keep to myself. I dont plan on getting a email list and just mass mailing, more so finding people in my niche on a regularly and politely spamming them.

The problem with my method or idea is I am aware most of the people with a website have no clue how do maintenance or manage it so whatever i need from them, they will have to pay someone else to do it most likely....

I plan I writing emails that are directed out the biz or website owner but wondering if my accounts will be flagged as spam in the end? Anyone who has done this was this the case?
 
Getting accounts flagged is common, but the worst part is getting domains blacklisted, which are not recoverable for a long time. And some companies demand huge to de-list.

So, always work safely with proxy domains.

Good luck :)
 
I have emailed out before and if I do the repsonse would be like 1-3 replies or every 15-20 emails. I have extra email accounts now and figured one of the ways sellers get fresh accts I will keep to myself. I dont plan on getting a email list and just mass mailing, more so finding people in my niche on a regularly and politely spamming them.

The problem with my method or idea is I am aware most of the people with a website have no clue how do maintenance or manage it so whatever i need from them, they will have to pay someone else to do it most likely....

I plan I writing emails that are directed out the biz or website owner but wondering if my accounts will be flagged as spam in the end? Anyone who has done this was this the case?
Yeah, your approach could work if done right but you’re definitely walking a fine line. Personalized outreach can be super effective, but if it starts to look like mass cold emails, deliverability will tank fast. Warm up your accounts, avoid spammy language, and make sure your emails feel human and helpful. Also, keep an eye on your bounce rates and replies
 
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