1. Gather and organize a list of email addresses from individuals who have accepted to receive communications from you.

2. Craft engaging and relevant content for your emails. Consider the needs and preferences of your audience and use attention-grabbing subject lines.

3. Use professional-looking templates to design visually appealing emails. Make sure that they are mobile-responsive for a seamless experience on all devices.

4. Make sure your campaign complies with email marketing regulations. Only send emails to those who have given consent or subscribed to receive communications.

1. Refrain from using words or phrases commonly associated with spam. This includes excessive use of exclamation marks, all caps.

2. Only send emails to individuals who have explicitly given consent to receive communications from you.

3. Remember to set SPF (Sender Policy Framework) and DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail).

Of course! You can personalize your email campaign by addressing recipients by name, segmenting your audience for targeted messages, and using dynamic content based on individual preferences. This way you can amplify engagement and relevance.

Appart from the monthly subscription, one email is $0.0047.

Pros:

1. It is very cheap

2. You can reach a large audience quickly and globally.

3. Automation tools streamline repetitive tasks, saving time and ensuring timely communication.

4. Personalization and relevant content can lead to higher engagement with your audience.

Cons:

1. Emails may be marked as spam if not properly targeted or if recipients did not explicitly opt-in.

2. With the volume of emails people receive, there's a risk of your message getting lost or ignored.