This is a case that occasionally happens: A client received a notification from Google: “Your Google Account has been disabled.”
He was sending messages without an unsubscribe link or another way for the recipient to stop receiving his emails.
As a result, he received spam complaints, and Google suspended his account.
Here’s the message he sent me:
How many spam complains have I received?
And I am not running on “___@________” because the email has not been warmed up yet.
I will be able to move most of my cold pitching to that address at the end of the month.
I can move all the auto cold pitching to it now tho.
And my response:
Hi ______,
How many complaints exactly were received? The ESPs don’t provide this information, unfortunately.
But you can already start using _______@_______ as long as you send up to 5~10 emails/day.
Please, don’t move your “auto” messages only. Those are the following messages, correct? It may make things worse, as people received your first message from one email address and will receive the follow-up messages from another. It will look suspicious.
Kind regards,
Fabrício
If you have questions regarding Google Notifications or email marketing deliverability & strategy, comment below, and I will reply.
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