I've got the choice, through my current employer, to go out and purchase 5-10 domains and start warming them up for email campaigns (through Clay's warmer) or looking at a company like Instantly. Has anyone gone through this before and any feedback on what is a better process? To be honest, the subject of warming up emails is new to me. At a maximum, our team might send out 50 emails a day.
50 emails a day doesn't need 5-10 domains that's way overkill use 1-2 domains max, warm them for 2 weeks instantly is easier handles warming and sending in one place clay warmer works but you still need a sending tool after 5-10 domains is for teams doing 500+ emails daily start small, save your budget make sense?
Thanks guys. Casper. That's the route I want to go as well for purposes of scaling and not relying on another software. I purchased some domains through GoDaddy. My employer uses Google Suite. I can likely request to get the domains added to Google Suite, but in the past, I was not able to connect to the Clay Sequencer when using a domain that was not the primary domain (tried OAuth and SMTP). I don't have Google Admin settings, so it's going to be a nightmare getting someone else to do this. Does anyone recommend using a service like Porkbun or Zoho Mail to create these mailboxes and then tie that to Clay? My thought is I can just go ahead and purchase the Pork Bun email hosting, and then I'll have access to both the GoDaddy environment as well as Pork Bun and Clay.
To close the loop on this, I'm trying Migadu for email hosting. I was able to setup my free trial, add one of my purchased go-daddy domains, and integrate with Clay Sequencer (currently warming)
