Big +1 for amplemarket - Covers a wide range of the needed features, the AI sequence suggestions based on signals of interest is really good, gets me 2 or 3 meeting a week on that feature alone. Very easy to use and protects your mailbox’s by switching when one is at risk.
Dr. D. Happy to give you the entire playbook. I’ve played with every “deliverability hack” in the past 3 years. But the core is:
Buy inboxes from trusted sources (quality > price)
Monitor regularly to remove burnt inboxes (all inboxes burn after some time)
Buy more domains than you need
Do not email more than 4-5 leads per company (This one doesn’t have hard data, but I believe if you email too many people, you get blocked) - especially, enterprise companies.
Aim to find message market fit
If you have the budget:
Alternate inboxes every month (One month on, one month off)
If you are targeting enterprise companies, reduce the sending volume per inbox.
Do they take care of Deliverability?
I use amplemarket and love it
Any inputs on AmpleMarket? Anyone who has used AmpleMarket?
Suggest tool stack an IT services and SaaS product firms must use right from contact and account discovery to marking that Oppty closed won. We currently are on:
Lusha - For Contact Discovery
Sales Nav - For Account & Org Hierarchy Discovery
GSuite with Gemini AI for call transcripts, email, calendar, meetings booking, call recording, slides, sheets, etc
Salesforce CRM - Lead to Oppty Lifecycle.
MCDial - A Salesforce Appexchange Plugin for International Calling/Recording etc.
in the past that may be true, but if you still rely on ZI and pay the ridiculous fees you are far behind with what is really out there and you are losing out on a lot of deals by not investing the money in other tools
ZI is my first paid experience with contact info. I would say it is worth whatever cost my company pays or overpays for it.
I would say there is better quality & price out there. It really depends what data you are looking for...
Woow thanks for sharing. Interesting that you pay more for GDPR lol I wonder how that works...