What are the steps for sending bulk emails?

[Amanda62]

My name is Amanda, I've recently started email marketing. I have to send emails in bulk daily.My situation is really challenging. I have read more about it on different websites and didn't find any solution.

I would appreciate your help in automating this.

Thanks in advance.

[ALevin2]

To send bulk emails, use an email service like SMTPget, DigitalAka and Amazon SES. Upload your email list, create your email, and personalize it. Choose the right audience, send the email, and track how well it performs. This helps you improve your next email campaign.

[MSmithh6]

Hi Amanda! To send bulk emails efficiently, first, choose a reliable email marketing platform like SMTPget, Mailchimp, iDealSMTP or Constant Contact. Next, build your email list and segment it based on your subscribers' interests. Then, create engaging email content and schedule your campaigns for optimal timing. Make sure to personalize your messages and track your results to improve future campaigns. With the right tools and strategy, you can streamline your email marketing efforts and achieve better results.

[BraydenD01]

I’ve used both SMTPget and Mailchimp and I found SMTPget to be more effective for my needs. The SMTP integration really streamlined my bulk emailing process and I appreciated how easy it was to manage my campaigns.

[GeorgeBThomas]

@Amanda62,

Since you are referencing automating it, you may want to start with how do you segment your lists.

Then, how do you create an email in hubSpot.

Finally, look into how to create a workflow in HubSpot.

Please let me know if you have further questions about these topics.

George

[karstenkoehler · Accepted solution]

Hi @Amanda62,

For some of the bigger questions around email marketing, this Mailchimp article provides great guidance.

Regardless of whether you're using HubSpot or not, there is a free 3 hour email marketing certification which will walk you through the fundamentals of email marketing.

For the HubSpot email editor, this knowledgebase article is a great starting point.

Hope this helps!