@Brendon Jos By the way, could you give my comment a like, please?

@Catherine Agada Sure

Hello@William Marksén, excellent setup! A few things to watch for better deliverability: - What’s your daily sending volume per account? High volume, even from warmed-up inboxes, can trigger ESP filters. - Are you sending via direct ESPs, such as Google/Outlook, or through a reseller? The source affects inbox placement. - Don’t use the same signature across all accounts. ESPs flag repeated patterns, especially when sending similar copies. Rotate or vary your signature slightly to stay safe. Minor tweaks like these can make a huge difference, especially with Outlook.

@William Marksén lovely

Hi @Farooq Choudhary, Honestly, you won’t see much success with this copy because everyone is sending similar offers. Over the last 2–3 years, nearly 99% of agencies and individuals in our lead generation niche have sent cold emails like this. Business inboxes are already flooded with generic pitches, so a generic pitch like this just doesn’t stand out anymore To get real results, you need to offer something unique that almost no one else is providing. For example, you could approach real estate agencies like this: "Would you like to try my AI Assistant for 1 month completely free, with all features available? Based on your results, I can then customize this AI specifically for your business." This approach works because: 1.You’re giving value first, instead of just selling. 2.You create curiosity and engagement, making them more likely to respond or schedule a meeting. 3.Even if the response is negative, it’s polite, and at least you’re building trust and credibility. If you tweak your messaging like this, you’re far more likely to get positive replies and meaningful conversations, rather than getting lost in a sea of generic pitches.

Nice share, thanks for the hack! A couple of important cautions I’d add from experience: 1. Zoho stopped allowing cold email campaigns about two years ago, and their deliverability for outreach is often worse than Gmail/Google Workspace. So relying on Zoho for mass cold outreach is risky. 2. Google Workspace is more reliable for deliverability, but it’s pricier (official plans are around ~$7+ per account). That’s why some people buy very cheap reseller panels or EDU-based account dumps sold for $1.5–$2; those panels can create thousands of accounts quickly. 3. Those cheap panels are a huge red flag: they’re frequently used to send mass “email-bombing” campaigns and duplicate spam, and Google quickly detects and suspends those accounts. Using them puts your deliverability, reputation, and campaigns at serious risk. If your goal is sustainable outreach, consider using a reputable provider (Google Workspace or a trusted ESP), warming up and verifying inboxes, keeping volumes gradual, and following anti-spam rules. Short-term hacks can get you results once, but they often end with bans and ruined sender reputations.

@Catherine Agada thank for your support