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Gastino Gangster

Good thinking — jumping into bulk emailing too soon is a recipe for disaster. You definitely need to warm up your domain first. I use the top email warm up https://snov.io/email-warm-up tool , and it’s super helpful. It automates the entire warm-up process by sending emails, getting replies, and even marking them as “important” — just like a real conversation. I’d recommend running it for at least 2–4 weeks depending on your goals. Their dashboard also shows your reputation status, which is a nice bonus.

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Alex Nobles

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I’ve been through the same learning curve. Warming up an email manually is time-consuming and error-prone. With Snov.io, I just set it up once and let it run. It starts slowly — maybe 5–10 emails a day — and increases volume gradually. Also, the simulated engagement helps a lot. After using it, I noticed Gmail started recognizing my messages as “primary,” which was a game-changer. You’ll thank yourself later for investing the time to warm up.

Andrew Zarudnyi

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I’ve got a question for all the email marketers out there. When launching a new domain for email campaigns, how long should I wait before sending out bulk emails? I don’t want to get my domain blacklisted or end up in spam traps. I’ve heard that warming up emails is essential, but I have no idea what’s considered a “safe” warm-up period or how to automate it properly.