Warm-up your inbox and never land in spam
Warmup your inbox with the most advanced solution & never land in spam anymore! Warmbox sends emails from your inbox & interacts with them like perfect leads would do (out of spam, open, bookmark, reply, etc.). Increase your deliverability and reach the inbox!
We have been using Warmbox for last 4 months for our email domain warm up for Orgzit.com. it has been great and has helped us reduce our emails landing in junk. the interface is clean and very easy to setup and use. Keep it up guys!
I've used the product for about 2 days now, and everything seems fluent. Really cool graphics 🔥🔥🔥
Just checked this out and seems like a really cool product. Will try it out!
I have just tried it, my opinion: not for production use + Idea is great + Interface is nice - Features are poor - Reporting is missing, we can't even monitor by ISP - Business model not worth the price for what it offers Product adapted for very early businesses (sending out their first 100 emails), I wish it offers much more. You may think about a free trial, product is beautiful but it does not deliver what marketers expect.
The integration with several service providers is great (e.g. Sendgrid). The UX is very good too. Easy navigation and a simple interface. I am missing the possibility of checking if my emails are going to tabs ( e.g. promotions). I don't understand why today I received many emails with the object "Test", it is not very good. I would like to know what is the delay between one email is delivered and it is tagged as spam or not spam? Also, how can I contact you? I didn't find Twitter, user support,
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A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.
Discussion threads divided by interest score. Above 0.30 is strong. Below 0.15 suggests the product got clicks but not conversation.
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