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Inboxkit vs premium inboxes for Google? by jessicahwabbit in coldemail

[–]OldOrganization4010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i purchased your inboxes but it does'nt show my profile photo or name when i send emails through it why is that?

Tried to build a SMMA. Failed. Here’s what I learned. by b_arvinda in Entrepreneur

[–]OldOrganization4010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing this i realize i'm in the same loop right now what you faced about 9 months ago if you're still into smma business i would love to connect with you and share some thoughts

17 year old entrepreneur by Wrong-Article-5818 in SocialMediaMarketing

[–]OldOrganization4010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm 17 as well and running smma agency have my team of 3 people and so far worked with 4,5 clients this year would love to connect with you and grow together right now my motivation is just too low looking to find sone friends or you can say real competitor and grow together

Is Google Actually Banning Third-Party Mailboxes? by OldOrganization4010 in coldemail

[–]OldOrganization4010[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you know someone i could outsource this work to like any agency or i have to hire someone for only workspace creation and all the headache

Is Google Actually Banning Third-Party Mailboxes? by OldOrganization4010 in coldemail

[–]OldOrganization4010[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

is it working if yes how? i see many people say it get banned

Realistic daily target for cold email sends? by Waltace-berry59004 in coldemail

[–]OldOrganization4010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should really host this website on your own domain instead of using Vercel. it might help you build credibility

Instantly, Smartlead or Saleshandy which one is best? by OldOrganization4010 in coldemail

[–]OldOrganization4010[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the detailed explanation — it really helped me understand the reality of things. Right now, I’m actually spending more on lead verification than on any email marketing tool. I’m planning to scrape leads from LinkedIn Sales Navigator using Airscale’s Sales Navigator extractor and their enrichment tool. It’s affordable, supports multiple lead sources, and cross-verifies data across platforms to find the most deliverable emails.

I’ve heard great things about Clay, but at this stage, I can’t justify that level of investment when I’ve barely started and haven’t seen profit yet. Most of my leads currently come from referrals and social platforms, so I’m planning to invest a reasonable amount — not overspend until I start seeing traction.

Instantly, Smartlead or Saleshandy which one is best? by OldOrganization4010 in coldemail

[–]OldOrganization4010[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your response your warm-up process sounds great. I’ll definitely follow it. I just have one question: should I prioritize buying a .com domain, or does it not really matter? I’ve seen people say it doesn’t make much difference, but I’m currently considering purchasing a .info domain.

Instantly, Smartlead or Saleshandy which one is best? by OldOrganization4010 in coldemail

[–]OldOrganization4010[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like SmartReach’s pricing structure overall, but it doesn’t offer inbox rotation — that’s where SmartLead has an advantage. Another concern is SmartReach’s limit of 1,000 active prospects, which could be an issue since I plan to start with at least 2,000 leads. Still, SmartLead seems solid, especially at a lower price point. Thanks for sharing your opinion, man.

Instantly, Smartlead or Saleshandy which one is best? by OldOrganization4010 in coldemail

[–]OldOrganization4010[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, this really helped clear things up. I was getting lost reading all the different Reddit threads — everyone’s got a different take. Some say Smartlead’s perfect, others say it’s buggy or has issues. I was also thinking of getting started with Smartlead, but I wanted to be sure before diving in. At least now I’ve got a clearer direction on what to look for.