Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 for cold emailing ?
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Geth_Prime
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right now its not about which has the best inbox rate.
Its about how to not get banned when you start warming up.
Its about how to not get banned when you start warming up.
- Apr 26, 2018
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You can use Gmass for best inbox rate
M4DM4X
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I was considering it as well but dismissed it because a reputed member here talking about emailing in a big thread (sorry mate can't remember your name) adviced against gmass, saying the inbox rate is not good. He adviced Microsoft or Google Suite with your own domain to get best results
There are services that handle warmup, if you go slow and steady there is no reason you'll get banned.
Geth_Prime
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It's not the services. It's the SMTP. We have a circle that's been discussing about this problem after zoho banned all cold email accounts.
You have to be careful when setting up SMTP either Google, outlook or any big providers out there
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So they say, but the truth is it doesn't work.
Better build an optin list of your own with people that agreed to be in your list.
M4DM4X
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Thanks, I'm still discovering all of this, and your input is very valuable to me.
I thought if you use Google workspace or Microsoft paid plans you use their SMTPs and everything would be fine if you go slow, you have nothing to set up apart from your domain SPF etc. Isn't it the case?
Building an optin list takes ages, not my plans right now
Geth_Prime
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Gmass is overrated. Used to be a good solution, but when they got caught with the warm up thing, its pretty useless.