Hello,
I'm planning to send bulk gmail programmatically with PHP. So here's my plan:
- Buy a bunch of gmail accounts (aged 1 years) with less secure app enabled.
- Run a cron job so it sends out an email every second from one of the gmail accounts.
- Let it run for like 12 hours. So that's 60 x 12 = 720 emails per day.
- Also check emails for hard bounces before sending it out.
- Forward all replies to each other and which eventually forwards back to a main gmail which would be used to handle future correspondence.
Is this a good way to do it? Do I also need to use different IP as well when I rotate between the accounts? Do I need to warm up the accounts before using it?
I'm planning to send bulk gmail programmatically with PHP. So here's my plan:
- Buy a bunch of gmail accounts (aged 1 years) with less secure app enabled.
- Run a cron job so it sends out an email every second from one of the gmail accounts.
- Let it run for like 12 hours. So that's 60 x 12 = 720 emails per day.
- Also check emails for hard bounces before sending it out.
- Forward all replies to each other and which eventually forwards back to a main gmail which would be used to handle future correspondence.
Is this a good way to do it? Do I also need to use different IP as well when I rotate between the accounts? Do I need to warm up the accounts before using it?