Hello,
I purchased Mailwizz two months ago. I had problems in configuring it, but after reading through these forum, I was able to install on digitalocean.com and configured everything including cron jobs (though I am not sure if I configured properly)
I sent my first email campaign using 4 amazon accounts, 10 mailgun accounts and 4 elasticmail accounts.
I have a mailing list of around 400,000 subscribers...but I added 180,000 to mailwizz.
My first campaign wasn't successful, with barely 1,000 open rates out of the 180,000 subscribers. I noticed that my emails were going to spam folder!
I need some piece of advice because after googling around, I saw that ip rotation and ip warming would help. I need to start a fresh and install Mailwizz on a better hosting service that supports ip rotation. I am new to this and I don't have a clue on which hosting company would offer this.
If anyone has a solution apart from this, I would really appreciate.
Is there hopes of sending 400,000 emails and all landing to the inbox anyway?
I purchased Mailwizz two months ago. I had problems in configuring it, but after reading through these forum, I was able to install on digitalocean.com and configured everything including cron jobs (though I am not sure if I configured properly)
I sent my first email campaign using 4 amazon accounts, 10 mailgun accounts and 4 elasticmail accounts.
I have a mailing list of around 400,000 subscribers...but I added 180,000 to mailwizz.
My first campaign wasn't successful, with barely 1,000 open rates out of the 180,000 subscribers. I noticed that my emails were going to spam folder!
I need some piece of advice because after googling around, I saw that ip rotation and ip warming would help. I need to start a fresh and install Mailwizz on a better hosting service that supports ip rotation. I am new to this and I don't have a clue on which hosting company would offer this.
If anyone has a solution apart from this, I would really appreciate.
Is there hopes of sending 400,000 emails and all landing to the inbox anyway?