How to send mass emails?

wizard47 said:

you don't need bulk setup; you can simply use multiple gmass as the list is small i think after email validation the list would a bit more smaller too use 15-25 emails (daily) per sender using plain text to ensure 99% inbox drop. test with the available list with multiple copies find one and then you can think about a big bulk campaign with 40-50k leads or even more to do that you can use instantly or similar tools or setting up smtp server if you dont wanna deal it by yourself you can use email sending services from bhw or any other place you find comfortable good luck!

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lucyseo said:

GMass is good.

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Dresden said:

So my friend has a product. We went to send an email to 3000 company emails that we scraped. There's not going to be links we'd just like for the company to write back or maybe call us back or a phone number. What's the best way to do this? 300 emails sending low volume by 10 or is there another way?

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Isabellabrown said:

Track opens, replies, and bounces-pause and investigate if bounce or complaint rates rise.

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Aaloo said:

Send 3000 emails in small daily batches through a trusted mail service, keep the message short, personal, no links, and ask them to reply or call.

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Beklink said:

Resend or Amazon SES

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BimTop said:

Zoho mail can help with that, but it is better to warm these email addresses since you scrapped them and validate the addresses too to know active mails among them.

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• I have purchased a few domains from GoDaddy similar to my business name, and for each domain, I have about 5 email addresses. I prefer GoDaddy as there's no need to set up DKIM, SPF, and DMARC. For 3000 emails, you will need 10 accounts, and you can send and schedule 25 emails each day (one email every 9-10 minutes) from one email address.
• Warm up your email accounts for 10 days at least to ensure your emails are not ending up in spam.
• Personalize your emails as much as possible to achieve a higher open rate and improved deliverability.
• Always verify the email addresses through a verification service to ensure your emails are not bouncing up.

• I wouldn't use Gmail for outreach. People may not take your offer seriously when they see you are sending it from Gmail.
• I wouldn't use emails linked to my business domain, as when you outreach, people mark your email as spam. You don't want your important business email landing up in spam.

wordslinger said:

Here's what I use for cold email outreach for my performance marketing services.

• I have purchased a few domains from GoDaddy similar to my business name, and for each domain, I have about 5 email addresses. I prefer GoDaddy as there's no need to set up DKIM, SPF, and DMARC. For 3000 emails, you will need 10 accounts, and you can send and schedule 25 emails each day (one email every 9-10 minutes) from one email address.
• Warm up your email accounts for 10 days at least to ensure your emails are not ending up in spam.
• Personalize your emails as much as possible to achieve a higher open rate and improved deliverability.
• Always verify the email addresses through a verification service to ensure your emails are not bouncing up.

Here's what I wouldn't do.

• I wouldn't use Gmail for outreach. People may not take your offer seriously when they see you are sending it from Gmail.
• I wouldn't use emails linked to my business domain, as when you outreach, people mark your email as spam. You don't want your important business email landing up in spam.

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