How long does it take to warm up an email?
We are going to set up a new email to send Visual Visitor identified visitors through. How long does it take to warm up an email?
Wait at least 12 weeks, if your domain is fresh
When you send an email from a domain you’ve just set up, you really need to work on it.
It takes about 3 to 4 weeks for your domain to be properly warmed up and ready for email outreach, however, you should wait at least 3 months before setting up the cold email outreach.
If you are still set on using a new email address, here are some guidelines:
During the warm-up process, you gradually increase the sending volume and engagement with your email recipients. This demonstrates to email providers that your emails are legitimate and not spam. To effectively warm up your domain, follow these steps:
1. Start with a low sending volume: Begin by sending a limited number of emails per day, gradually increasing the volume over time. For example, you could start with 10-20 emails per day and gradually increase to 100 or more over the course of a few weeks.
2. Focus on engagement: It's crucial to prioritize engagement with your recipients during the warm-up process. This means that you should encourage recipients to open, reply, or interact with your emails in some way. Avoid sending mass emails with no personalized content or value to the recipients.
3. Monitor your sender reputation: Keep an eye on your email deliverability and sender reputation during the warm-up phase. Pay attention to bounce rates, spam complaints, and engagement metrics. If any issues arise, take immediate steps to address them.
4. Gradually increase your email sending frequency: As your domain reputation improves, gradually increase the number of emails you send per day. This will help maintain a healthy sending reputation and avoid triggering spam filters.
5. Practice good email hygiene: Throughout the warm-up period and beyond, make sure you maintain good email hygiene practices. This includes regularly cleaning your email lists, removing inactive subscribers, and promptly handling unsubscribe requests.
Remember, warming up a domain is an ongoing process that requires consistent effort and monitoring. By gradually increasing your email sending volume and focusing on engagement, you can successfully establish a positive sender reputation and improve your email deliverability.
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