It's been an struggling wednesday so far, your help might make it better 😛 I have two emails from two separate domains, let's say - abc.com and xyz.com abc.com is my primary email and the other one is an alias to abc.com. open rates on xyz.com are very very low. I got one reply out of 100 emails sent - receiver mentioned that email was lying in their spam folder. I checked lemlist support to see if we can do a wam up of an alias. They replied saying that alias is just a mirror to my primary email address. Hence primary email and alias are equally warmed up by default. Why do i doubt the above explanation? Our campaigns from the primary domain are working well. Any learnings here will help a lot! Thanks

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Alias as in, is it a sub-domain to abc.com? If it's completely seperate domain, then you might have to do all things like warm-up, dns check n all. Also, more than reply, check delivery rate, open- rate. It will give better idea on the actual problem. If the delivery rate is low, it could be problem of domain. If open-rate is low, it could be due to subject line. Email going into SPAM box etc. multiple reasons!

@Aayush Gupta no, it's altogether a new domain we are checking open rate itself. how can i check delivery rate?

Check within Lemlist itself.

ok, i wasn't aware about this being available in the lemlist. Let me check, thanks for the help

email@xyz.com beling alias of email@abc.com?

yeah

Check OOO replies, usually that's good indicator of delivery rate @prammy doy

Whats your avg benchmark of open rate?

update - we figured these, thanks to a bunch of members in this community @abhi jit - our open rates vary b/w 40-65%