Hey everyone, I was wondering whether I should leave the warmup running when cold emailing from a specific account or not? Let's say if I'm planning 20 emails/day/inbox, then use a structure of 5 new touches/5 follow ups/10 warmup emails. What're your takes? And if so, how should the warmup reply rate/open rate differ from when you're running warmup only on the inbox?

Heya! I've gotten lots of amazing feedback from Jay and others from the community and I've refined my cold email draft. Hey {{firstName}} Have you ever looked closely at why customers don’t reorder — even when the product is solid? We work with supplement and wellness brands to improve retention by helping customers understand and believe in what actually drives results after their first purchase. I’d love to share a simple framework we use called the Educational Retention System that’s helped brands like Heart & Soil and Noorbru increase repeat purchase rates by 15%. Does this sound like something worth exploring for [company name]? – Lucas Lau

Hey [first name], Your CAC is climbing. Your customers buy once, maybe twice, then disappear. And your email list keeps growing, but repeat purchase rates stay flat. Here's the hard truth: most DTC wellness brands lose customers not because their product is bad, but because buyers never fully understand what actually drives results. That gap kills consistency, outcomes, and reorders. You're stuck on the acquisition hamster wheel. We built the Educational Retention System to fix this—a belief-driven email system that reshapes how customers understand their problem, the available solutions, and why your product becomes the obvious next step. Heart & Soil used it to increase LTV by 20–30% in 30 days. Worth exploring for [company name]?

Does anyone knows what am to do here on instantly?

Hi everyone,hope all is doing well. I have question how many workspaces will work best on 2 domains. I run a lead gen agency and now we move into cold email marketing on instantly. Experts please guide me.Thanks in advance.