With GetResponse MAX, you can choose between shared and dedicated IPs. Here's a brief guide outlining the key differences between these two options, factors to consider when making your choice, and a step-by-step explanation of how the process of getting started with each option looks.
The choice between shared and dedicated IPs can significantly impact the success of your email campaigns. Both options have advantages, depending on your mailing volume, communication plans, and business goals.
Sending volume and frequency
Domain
Temporary sending limits
Recommended for:
Low-volume senders
Companies with modest subscriber lists or not regular mailing frequency
Shared Ip has an option for dedicated:
Clicktrack domains: YES
From field domains: YES
App login domains: YES
Sending domains: NO
Initial sending volume guidelines are based on the sender's mailing reputation and list quality, assessed during the qualification process.
Recommended for:
Higher volume senders
Companies that maintain consistent mailing frequency.
Dedicated IP has an option for dedicated:
Clicktrack domains: YES
From field domains: YES
App login domains: YES
Sending domains: YES
With a dedicated IP address, there is an IP warm-up procedure. It's a crucial process for ensuring the proper deliverability of messages.
Here's an example of the recommended sending volume during the IP warm-up process:
Day 1: 200
Day 2: 250
Day 3: 500
etc.
GetResponse MAX experts will support you by proposing a solution aligned with your requirements, activities, and business goals. Here are the packages you can choose from and the step-by-step process of starting with each of them.