r/SMMA

hey guys

not selling anything just sharing stuff. if ur here to argue cold email is dead just skip this one, wasnt written for u

quick context so u know im not talking out of my ass - we send over a million emails a month across our clients, b2b companies of all kinds, saas, recruiting, logistics, agencies etc. here's some stuff that actually matters

dont put a link in email.

i dont care how good the offer is. spam filters and blacklist checkers flag domains that get reported, and links are the easiest way to get reported even when ur not spamming anyone.

save it for after they reply

warm up ur inbox for real, not for 3 days. 2-3 weeks minimum before u send anything real.
i know its annoying to wait but skipping this is why half the ppl posting "cold email doesnt work" think that

dont put all ur eggs in one esp basket. dont go 100% google or 100% outlook, split it like 50-50 or 60-40.
deliverability moves around week to week and u dont wanna get wrecked bc one provider had a bad week

use separate sending domains, never ur main business domain. if it gets burned u dont want ur real email getting caught in that

keep the first email short. like 3-4 lines. nobody wants to read a paragraph from a stranger they never asked to hear from

happy to answer q's, this stuff took years of testing to actually learn

Hey everyone, I’ve noticed that a lot of people who manage social media accounts for their clients tend to use a anti detect browser to host the accounts. I used to do the same in my agency as well, until I noticed that posts from browser get much less reach and there are also missing features on browser that are on mobile app versions of each social media platform.

Initially I switched to android studio, and had all of my clients accounts on different emulators hosted on my personal PC, but then came the issues of giving my VAs access to those emulators without giving them access to my PC.

After some research I discovered that there’s a thing called cloud phones which is basically an emulator on a cloud server that is online 24/7 and your workers can connect to the same session as you. I ended choosing Geelark as the provider for my virtual phones and the experience has been great, my posts have been getting much more views, I don’t face any restriction, and I’m not missing out on any features. Just wanted to share this with everyone because I know that this was a big struggle for my agency until we found this solution

I’m preparing to launch Meta Ads for a new US-based fatherhood hat brand.

Product price: $40

No previous sales or Pixel data

Monthly ad budget: approximately $750

Initial plan: one sales campaign, broad US targeting, one ad set and 4–6 creatives focused on one product

I understand this isn’t a scaling budget, but would $25/day be enough to generate meaningful data and potentially the first sales?

Would you run $25/day for 30 days, or use a higher daily budget over a shorter testing period?

I am a freelancer working with a small to medium growing agency and other freelancers but i recently came across a very weird issue. How to find new clients? I know some of you say it's not weird but I have been working for the last 3 years and most of my clients were from referral or repetitive and suddenly i noticed that i actually don't have any exposure in the market and very few people know about me, can anyone help me with this?

I am ready to invest in personal branding, and outreaches