Frequently asked questions
You should use lemwarm before, during and after sending emails.
Ideally, you should start using lemwarm 3-4 weeks before you plan to start sending campaigns. This gives you time to complete the initial warm-up process.
The warm-up stage gradually increases your sending volume, making it appear completely natural to email providers. This makes your emails bypass the spam filters and land where they belong - in your audience's inbox.
After the initial warm-up phase, ensure you keep lemwarm ON. At this stage, lemwarm maintains and boosts your deliverability. It keeps track of your sending volume, monitors your deliverability score, checks for blacklists, and ensures your technical settings are correct. It also alerts you in case of any deliverability issues.
The initial warm-up phase takes around 3-4 weeks. But stopping the warm-up process after this stage will make your sending pattern irregular, which can reduce your deliverability score and land emails in spam.
For long-term results, it's essential to keep your warm-up and deliverability booster tool ON before-during-after sending campaigns.
Yes, lemwarm is 100% reliable and safe to use. It works on an IMAP-based system and follows all email provider rules.
The initial warm-up phase takes around 3-4 weeks. But stopping the warm-up process after this stage will make your sending pattern irregular, which can reduce your deliverability score and land emails in spam.
For long-term results, it's essential to keep your warm-up and deliverability booster tool ON before-during-after sending campaigns.
Here's why you need to use an email warm-up tool:
Think of email warm-up as a shield for your emails. It makes sure your emails get delivered and reach the right people in their inboxes. When you use it, email service providers (ESPs) will trust you more and won’t mark your emails as spam.
Here are 5 ways an email warm-up tool helps you:
- More emails in the inbox → your emails will land where people actually see them.
- Higher open & reply rates → more people will read and reply to your emails when they see them in their inbox.
- Fewer bounced emails → you'll avoid those annoying delivery failure messages.
- No blacklisting → your email domain will be safe and won't get a bad reputation with email providers.
- Beat spam filters → your sending volume will stay consistent, so your emails won't be treated as spam.