Here are the 3 changes you need to make ASAP: 1. Domain Forwarding 🌐 Even though this is standard practice... it’s incredibly risky. If 1 domain has 100 domains forwarding to it, it’s easy to tell it’s being used for cold email. The solution? Before, I cloned all my websites using GHL, but this was horribly ineffective. The better way: Domain Masking🤫 Using EmailGuard(.io), you can trick ISPs to think one domain is another without forwarding. The URL stays the same, and Google is fooled. 2. Identical Mailboxes 👯📧 Most emailers use the exact same names for all their mailboxes. But look at this from Google’s perspective: 10 “Jay Feldmans” in a single company isn’t normal. It’s a dead giveaway. The solution: Use different names and images for every mailbox. Images should be AI-generated, as they’re different every time. Avoid using pictures from Google, as they might be crosschecked. 3. Domain Names 🔍 It isn’t hard for Google to find the similarity in domains with just a few word changes: - (otterpr).com - my(otterpr).com - go(otterpr).com - hi(otterpr).com Using the exact same names for all domains is a huge red flag. Those were the 3 biggest changes that will crush most cold emailers. 2 other tips to watch out for: - Unsub Links: These kill deliverability. Use a P.S. statement to opt people out. - Tracking Open Rates: This lowers deliverability. Track replies instead.

Been in the B2B game for about 3 weeks now, before I was in the Solar niche (facebook ads) . God am I happy to have made the switch, B2C felt like it was getting super saturated but also the lead quality was extremely bad, even with 5 questions on your form. Also the profit margins were really bad, I charged 3k/month (adspend included) and after adspend + call center fees I was left with $1000-1200 in profit. Meanwhile in B2B If a client pays me 3k im keeping 2.5k if not more