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Why can't I land in Microsoft?
It's been a week and I'm all in Google for 40 mailboxes. I am the only one having issues? My mailboxes are 4 months old. I know health scores don't mean much. But I'm 100%. Can you help me out to figure what's going on?
Why can't I land in Microsoft?
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First thing I’d check is the test, not the mailbox health score. Make sure you’re testing business Microsoft seeds, not Outlook or Hotmail accounts. Then strip the email to 2 to 3 plain text lines, no links, no images, and change one variable at a time. If Microsoft stays bad while Google inboxes, segment Microsoft out for now instead of trying to force it with more warmup.
$97 done for you question
I’m interested in the offer. If I already have an instantly account, would you just set up and add it to my current account?
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Yep, if you already have an Instantly account, the setup can use that account instead of forcing you into a new one. If checkout or access gives you any weirdness, have the team check the account details before you buy.
Yet another 0% inbox rate for microsoft post
I've seen some good advice there from @leonardo-orihuela-8122 and @mkhuzaima-afzal-6901. Still curious to see if anyone else is dealing with this and fixed it. Maybe hear some strategies from @Jay Feldman , @Jordan Wiseman or whoever is used to deal with this? At this point it looks like a global issue right now. My client campaigns were 100% microsoft inbox rate just weeks ago. Now you won't get over 0% inbox rate even for something as simple as "hey will you be on the meeting tomorrow?" one-line type of emails. Not a copy issue. Tested this as well on other mailboxes i haven't used for months, still warming up daily. 0% outlook. 100% google. I'm considering buying Outlook mailboxes soon. Though I'm not sure if it will fix anything? Getting more clarity would be great.
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I would not buy Outlook mailboxes as the first fix here. First make sure the test is only hitting business Microsoft inboxes, not outlook.com consumer accounts. Then test the boring stuff separately: 2-3 line copy, no links, no images, plain text, same domain age, same sender volume. If that still shows 0% only on Microsoft, pause Microsoft-heavy segments for now and keep the Google traffic moving while you isolate it. Do not change five variables at once or you will never know what fixed it.
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@Max Khalus GlockApps can be useful, but I would not treat one seed network as truth. Cross-check with a second placement tool if you can, and make sure the seed list is business Microsoft only. If the tool cannot separate consumer Outlook/Hotmail from M365, that result is too noisy to make decisions from.
Enrichment
Hey, I scrape Google maps, what is the best affordable way to enrich leads? I currently use Hunter.io, but it gets expensive, especially that I don't have a client yet. I thought about using Clearout because it seems good enough. Has someone used it?
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I'd keep this boring until you have a client. Scrape Google Maps, enrich only the leads you actually plan to contact, then verify before you send. Clearout is fine for email verification, but I would not stack a bunch of paid enrichment tools before the offer is proven. Cheap workflow: Maps scrape, company site filter, one email finder, verifier, then send tiny batches and watch replies. The offer matters more than squeezing 3 more emails out of the list.
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For restaurants and cafes I would start with Google Maps, not a generic database. Filter by signals that suggest they can pay and actually need the thing: weak reviews, no online ordering, old website, bad follow-up, high-ticket catering or events, multiple locations. Then enrich only that tighter list. A smaller qualified scrape beats a huge messy list.
This is how you land 3-6% reply rates on cold email
I went through my own spam folder this week and picked apart every cold email that landed there... some decent, most straight up broken. Every single one lives or dies on the same three things. I call it the triple tap: open, read, reply. Miss any one of those and the email's dead, doesn't matter how good the offer is behind it. In my new YouTube video I go through real examples pulled straight out of my spam box, the good, the bad, and the "how did you think this would work" ones, then break down exactly what I'd fix. Stick around to the end and I hand you a free tool that walks you through the whole thing yourself: diagnosing your offer, building your ICP, picking a messaging angle, even writing the spin tax so your first send doesn't torch your deliverability. No gatekeeping on this one. Go watch it, then go fix your copy. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07Gpao_igIk What's the worst cold email you've ever gotten? Drop it below, might roast it in the next one.
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