Regarding sending text messages via Google Mail

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I would like to ask how many advertising emails a newly registered Google email can send before it gets classified as spam. Approximately how many? And if several hundred or several thousand Google emails are used to send advertising emails, what would be the effect?
 
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A new Gmail can only safely send around 20 to 40 cold emails daily before risking spam flags. Using hundreds of fresh accounts won’t help much.
Google tracks patterns, content, and engagement, so they’ll still get flagged fast unless properly warmed and rotated.
So what you mean is that if I create 100 new Google emails every day, I can send 2000 emails that don't end up in the spam folder each day. And then the next day I can continue sending another 2000 emails, right?

The main issue is that I don't have the software to send emails, and I also don't have the software to warm up these Google emails.


Regarding the agent, I can use a 4G mobile agent or a residential agent that rotates.
 
I would like to ask how many advertising emails a newly registered Google email can send before it gets classified as spam. Approximately how many? And if several hundred or several thousand Google emails are used to send advertising emails, what would be the effect?
20 mails daily is good for inbox delivery when sending advisement/promotional messages with newly/aged Gmail accounts, sending more can lead to spam deliver.
 
20 mails daily is good for inbox delivery when sending advisement/promotional messages with newly/aged Gmail accounts, sending more can lead to spam deliver.
Brother, have you tried it? If you send 20 emails every day, will it be banned by Google? And if you send 20 emails every day, will they all end up in the junk folder or something like that?
 
Brother, have you tried it? If you send 20 emails every day, will it be banned by Google? And if you send 20 emails every day, will they all end up in the junk folder or something like that?
It would be direct inbox delivery with that option making more sending could lead to junk folder.
good email doesn't get ban that easier if updating.
 
Start slow with a new gmail account send a few emails and monitor engagement. Using multiple accounts works if messages are gradual and personalized, with high quality content to avoid blocks.
 
Google flags sudden high volume sending fast. Even with multiple accounts, each should send gradually with relevant content spammy patterns get caught almost immediately.
 
New Gmail accounts should send emails slowly, or they may get marked as spam.
 
With the new Gmail, sending a few dozen promotional emails is easy to be classified as spam, because Google looks at quality and behavior, not fixed quantity. If you want to do email marketing in large quantities, it is better to use specialized platforms, have your own domain and have warm-up, because Gmail cannot handle mass sending
 
I would like to ask how many advertising emails a newly registered Google email can send before it gets classified as spam. Approximately how many? And if several hundred or several thousand Google emails are used to send advertising emails, what would be the effect?
Another thing to consider is warming up your email accounts over time and mixing in regular, non promotional emails. This can help build trust with googles filters before sending larger campaigns.
 
New Gmail accounts usually get flagged fast if they push promotional emails, so the safe volume is extremely low at the start. Even using hundreds of fresh accounts won’t change much because Gmail tracks patterns, so the footprint gets detected rather than the individual inboxes.
 
A new email account can be flagged as spam after sending just a few dozen unsolicited emails.
using hundreds or thousands of accounts for bulk emails will likely cause suspensions and poor deliverability
 
What the hell. Marketing should not be done via Gmail, what are you folks talking about lol.

Have any of you folks ever worked in a corporate environment with decent reach? Jesus Christ, you do not do cold email campaign via Gmail.

Who will trust a Gmail sender.
 
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