Robb7
Newbie
- Aug 1, 2019
- 32
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Hey people, first post here, these days im trying to get deep into the forum, will take some time, so i found the chance to discuss some alternative options and tips about sending cold emails.
My case is a European tour for a artist that i represent. I have to send less than 10.000 emails to promoters and clubs around the world (while i was scraping i didn't collect that information) and im focusing to get as much deliveries, avoiding the spam folder, the message will consist of text, dates and one picture. At first i though that getting an open source selfhosted email automation will be perfect but that comes with the possibility to ban the IP etc.
Looking around the internet i found two services that fit the style im looking for to reach the promoters. Gmass vs Mailchimp
Probably Gmass has the pro of working directly with gmail and if you connect your Gsuite account and domain, your email looks far more "Inbox" than "Spam"
Mailchimp has the pro of drag and drop designing and comes really handy when you want to make a special email to promote something. But as Mailchimp needs the receiver to be opted-in, probably many of the emails will be found on spam folder.
Whats you opinions about sending cold emails? Cheers
My case is a European tour for a artist that i represent. I have to send less than 10.000 emails to promoters and clubs around the world (while i was scraping i didn't collect that information) and im focusing to get as much deliveries, avoiding the spam folder, the message will consist of text, dates and one picture. At first i though that getting an open source selfhosted email automation will be perfect but that comes with the possibility to ban the IP etc.
Looking around the internet i found two services that fit the style im looking for to reach the promoters. Gmass vs Mailchimp
Probably Gmass has the pro of working directly with gmail and if you connect your Gsuite account and domain, your email looks far more "Inbox" than "Spam"
Mailchimp has the pro of drag and drop designing and comes really handy when you want to make a special email to promote something. But as Mailchimp needs the receiver to be opted-in, probably many of the emails will be found on spam folder.
Whats you opinions about sending cold emails? Cheers