Cold email outreach on autopilot

Cold email outreach is sending personalized emails to people who don't know you yet, to start a conversation about something you can help them with. Follow-ups go to anyone who hasn't replied.

Google Workspace, Gmail, Outlook and Microsoft 365, Zoho, any SMTP and IMAP account, SMTP-only accounts and Amazon SES.

Add follow-up steps with a delay. SalesBlink sends each one in the same thread and stops when the lead replies.

A/Z Testing tests up to 26 versions of an email. SalesBlink can send the best-performing version to the rest of your leads automatically.

In many countries, yes, if you follow local rules such as identifying yourself, giving a working way to unsubscribe and honoring opt-outs. Check the rules for the countries you email. SalesBlink adds an unsubscribe link and header to help.

It depends on your industry and audience. Set sending days and hours for each sequence, then compare reply rates in your reports.

Before each email, SalesBlink picks a random wait from the range you set, 10 to 20 minutes by default. Each sender keeps its own timer, so several senders send in parallel. Outlook senders always wait at least 5 minutes. The scheduler shows an estimate of emails per sender per day; an 8-hour window with a 10 to 20 minute delay allows about 24 to 48 emails.

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with Saturday and Sunday off. You can change the days and the start and end time for each day, in the timezone you pick for the sequence. Emails are only scheduled inside these windows. If the next delay would push an email past the end of the day, it moves to the start of the next sending day.

Yes. Turn on Review emails in Outbox before sending in the sequence settings. Every email in the sequence, follow-ups included, then waits in the Outbox, where you can check variables, edit the email and approve it. You can approve a whole sequence at once with Approve & Schedule All, except Outreach Agent sequences, where each email is approved individually.

No. SalesBlink checks for completed steps when it schedules emails and again right before each email sends, so a lead never gets the same step twice, even after you edit or reschedule the sequence. A lead with the same email address enters a sequence only once, and if an address appears twice in one list it is still scheduled only once.

If you remove every sender from a sequence and save, the sequence pauses because it has nothing to send from. If a sender is disabled or becomes unhealthy, the sequence can show Needs Attention until you fix or replace it. Add a working sender and launch the sequence again to resume.