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How to set cold email mailboxes in seconds - Instantly DFY setup

This quick guide and video show you how to set up Google Workspace mailboxes in seconds using instantly done-for-you email setup.
Purchase domains and mailboxes directly on Instantly.ai. (dfy domains and dfy mailboxes).After payment, they’re automatically created, connected, and DNS-configured. Within 12-24 hours, you’re ready to start warming them up. In 2-3 weeks, you'll ready to start your campaigns.
Already have backup domains? Check my guide to set them up manually.
Watch the video tutorial here:


Pros and cons of this approach

Pros
1) Instantly done for you email setup saves significant time, especially when setting up 20-30-50 mailboxes. Plus, you get G Suite emails, which have better deliverability by default - this can make a big difference.
2) The cost is only $5 per mailbox compared to $7 when purchasing directly from Google Workspace.
3) You don’t need to switch between multiple tools, making the process more streamlined.
4) Premium warmup - more advanced warmup pool with better delierability.
Cons
1) These mailboxes are separate, you can't add them to your Google Workspace, sometimes it is needed due to company poilcy, or tax optimization, or anything else.
2) If you want to upload a sender’s user profile picture, you’ll still need to log in manually to each mailbox.
3) For tasks like changing passwords or canceling mailboxes, you’ll need to contact support.
4) You can’t add more than three mailboxes per domain.

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