What You'll Learn
Why cold email is different
Risks of using primary inboxes
Essential infrastructure components
Quinton's managed solution
Using the unified inbox
Cold Email vs. Regular Email
Before diving into premium infrastructure, it's crucial to understand how cold email differs from regular email communication.
Regular Email
- • People you know
- • Existing history
- • Transactional alerts
- • Expected communication
Cold Email
- • Unknown recipients
- • No previous history
- • Unsolicited outreach
- • Spam red flags
The Primary Inbox Trap
Sending cold emails from your primary business inbox can have serious consequences, including domain blacklisting and permanent reputation damage.
Consequences
- Domain Blacklisting: Your entire domain flagged as spam.
- Reputation Damage: Permanent damage to your sender score.
- Business Risk: Critical emails to clients being blocked.
Essential Infrastructure
Proper cold email requires technical components like DKIM, DMARC, SPF, and a consistent warm-up process on private servers.
The Managed Advantage
Quinton handles all of this automatically. Every account includes 5 premium warmed inboxes configured for maximum deliverability.
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