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If you’re using cheap Google Workspace mailboxes for cold email, you NEED to know what’s really going on behind the scenes… There are two main ways companies get you those $3/month G Suite accounts: 1. Legacy Panels – I have taught this method in the Insiders for years💪 2. Indian Partner Resellers – Official Google resellers overseas offering cheaper rates (still “safe”… for now) 3. BUT here’s the kicker → 20%+ of users just had their mailboxes suspended overnight 😬 🧠 I just rebuilt our whole cold email infrastructure using: - Google via vetted Indian resellers - Microsoft 365 accounts - Private SMTP via Mission Inbox 👉 Watch this full breakdown for the REAL cold email infrastructure game (no fluff, no gatekeeping)

Which means my emails are going heavily into spam folder. I googled how to fix it. Didn't work. Tried different tactics for a week. Still didn't work. Then I went to Smartlead support. It worked like magic. They told me to take my inboxes out of campaigns and put them to rest. Also if this ever happens to you: 1. Remove emails from campaigns 2. Increase number of warm up emails 3. Increase reply rate (I did reply rate to 70% and was warming up 50 emails) This worked for me. After 2 weeks my reputation went from low 60's to 100. Sometimes the solution isn't another hack or strategy you find online. Sometimes you just need to talk to someone who actually knows what they're doing. Thanks @Jay Feldman for creating this community

I started tracking my time in Toggl because I thought I knew where my hours were going. (Spoiler: I didn’t) I’d look at my time log and still have no idea if I was spending it as effectively as I could on money-making work, agency work, or if I was just getting distracted. I built this automation to fix that ⬇️ How it works: 1. Toggl Track – I log every task I work on (takes sometime to get used to tracking everything you do. If you forget to add a time in, just start the timer when you remember and adjust the time to get an estimate on the time spent doing that task) <- DOn't llie to yourself and NOT track actions because you know it's going to look bad, that's the point lol. 2. Make.com – Pulls my previous week’s data and runs it through an AI prompt that sorts each task into: High Priority Tasks – Direct money-makers (sales calls, outreach, proposals), Low Priority Tasks – Support work (content, admin, setup), Everything Else – Distractions (social media, random YouTube, etc.). 3. Google Sheets – Stores every breakdown so I can see trends over time. 4. Telegram Bot – Sends me a weekly report straight to my phone with: - A casual overview of my week - A “coach’s notes” section with feedback on where I can improve - 3 quick wins to execute next week It’s basically like having an accountability coach look at my calendar every week, except it’s automated. Plus, you can change the prompt to accommodate your goals and schedule (I put my day job schedule in there so it knows if I'm using my time effectively). If you want to try it, I’m dropping the blueprint here so you can plug in your own Toggl account (or whatever time tracker you use) and get the same feedback loop. Once you start getting actual feedback on your time, you’ll see exactly what’s slowing you down and where to double down. Hope this helps!