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We usually do it via Google domains + Google Workspace accounts, which gives you more flexibility to execute multiple accounts, and also ensures your DNS and other settings integrations are smooth. You can still move godaddy to workspace, here are few steps, see if it helps: https://moderndirectseller.com/custom-email-gsuite-godaddy/

Thanks @Sunil Arya Google workspace might be on the expensive side for what my requirements are. We don't need storage and other things that come with Workspace I just need an email account up and ready to send emails. Any suggestions?

In that case, you can link your Godaddy account to Outlook, and create multiple email ids. I can connect you to someone who can set this up, pls DM me if needed.

Zoho provides one free email from one domain. Use it to make a domain email

@Piyush Agarwal Don't use zoho. 1st- Zoho updated their terms and conditions about cold email. 2nd- You can't connect it with any cold email tool via Oauth. To connect zoho with any cold email tool, you will have to connect it with SMTP and 465 port which will burn soon. Golden Rule- Sending cold emails? Use Oauth. Better use Microsoft outlook/Google Workspace. Not more than 2 emails on each domain. Not more than 40 emails from each inbox. Also, Zoho emails do not land in Microsoft inboxes now. According to Glock. #alwaysinprimary📩

thanks @Ayush Baldota thats really insightful

Sharing the est practices to follow, along with the tools that I use for each Ensure all tech aspects have been setup correctly (DKIM records etc) Clean, valid email addresses (Verify your list through Cleansify.ai) Ensure you don't have any trigger words in your copy Ensure accounts have been warmed up (Snov.io or Instantly) Spintax throughout the message Limit to 30-40 emails sent per day, per account (Snov.io or Instantly) Max 3 email addresses per domain Keep the signature simple No images in first email sent Check your delivery score at mail-tester.com

No links and images in first email

I have been using one link for either the landing page or calendly Don't you think it's good to have one CTA on the first email?